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English → Pt CHAPTER I. Level 5/10

Down the Rabbit-Hole

Descendo a Toca do Coelho

Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, "and what is the use of a book," thought Alice "without pictures or conversations?"

Alice estava começando a ficar muito cansada de sentar ao lado de sua irmã na margem, e de não ter nada para fazer: uma ou duas vezes ela havia espiado o livro que sua irmã estava lendo, mas ele não tinha figuras nem conversas, "e qual é a utilidade de um livro," pensou Alice, "sem figuras ou conversas?"

So she was considering in her own mind (as well as she could, for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.

Então ela estava pensando consigo mesma (tanto quanto conseguia, pois o dia quente a fazia sentir muito sonolenta e entorpecida), se o prazer de fazer uma guirlanda de margaridas valeria o trabalho de se levantar e colher as margaridas, quando de repente um Coelho Branco de olhos cor-de-rosa passou correndo bem perto dela.

There was nothing so _very_ remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so _very_ much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!

Não havia nada de tão _muito_ extraordinário nisso; nem Alice achou tão _muito_ fora do comum ouvir o Coelho dizer para si mesmo, "Ai, meu Deus! Ai, meu Deus! Vou me atrasar!

Vocabulary

Descendo
deh-SEN-doo — Descending or going down a slope or path
a
ah — Feminine definite article meaning 'the'
Toca
TOH-kah — Burrow or hole where an animal lives
do
doo — Contraction of 'de' and 'o', meaning 'of the'
Coelho
koo-EH-lyoo — Rabbit, a small furry burrowing mammal
estava
es-TAH-vah — Was, past imperfect tense of 'estar'
começando
koh-meh-SAN-doo — Beginning or starting to do something
ficar
fee-KAR — To stay, become, or remain in a state
muito
MWEE-too — Very or much, indicating a high degree
cansada
kan-SAH-dah — Tired or fatigued, feminine adjective form
de
deh — Preposition meaning 'of' or 'from'
sentar
sen-TAR — To sit down or be seated
ao
ow — Contraction of 'a' and 'o', meaning 'to the'
lado
LAH-doo — Side, as in beside or next to someone
sua
SOO-ah — Her, his, or your, possessive adjective
irmã
eer-MAH — Sister, a female sibling
na
nah — Contraction of 'em' and 'a', meaning 'in the'
margem
MAR-zhem — Bank or edge of a river or body of water
e
ee — Conjunction meaning 'and'
não
nowng — No or not, used for negation
ter
tehr — To have, an auxiliary and main verb
nada
NAH-dah — Nothing, indicating absence of anything
para
PAH-rah — For or to, a common preposition
fazer
fah-ZEhr — To do or to make something
uma
OO-mah — Feminine indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one'
ou
oh — Or, a conjunction indicating alternatives
duas
DOO-ahs — Two, the feminine form of the numeral
vezes
VEH-zehs — Times, referring to frequency of occurrences
ela
EH-lah — She, third person singular feminine pronoun
havia
ah-VEE-ah — Had, past perfect auxiliary form of 'haver'
espiado
es-pee-AH-doo — Peeked or spied at something briefly
o
oo — Masculine definite article meaning 'the'
livro
LEE-vroo — Book, a written or printed publication
que
keh — That or which, a relative pronoun or conjunction
lendo
LEN-doo — Reading, present participle of 'ler'
mas
mahs — But, a conjunction indicating contrast
ele
EH-leh — He or it, third person singular masculine pronoun
tinha
TEEN-yah — Had, past imperfect tense of 'ter'
figuras
fee-GOO-rahs — Pictures or illustrations in a book
nem
nehm — Nor or neither, used in negative constructions
conversas
kon-VEhr-sahs — Conversations or dialogues between people
qual
kwahl — Which or what, an interrogative pronoun
é
eh — Is, third person singular of 'ser'
utilidade
oo-tee-lee-DAH-deh — Usefulness or utility of something
um
oong — Masculine indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one'
pensou
pen-SOH — Thought, past tense of 'pensar'
sem
seng — Without, a preposition indicating absence
Então
en-TOWNG — Then or so, used to indicate sequence
pensando
pen-SAN-doo — Thinking, present participle of 'pensar'
consigo
kon-SEE-goo — With herself/himself, reflexive pronoun form
mesma
MEZ-mah — Herself or same, feminine reflexive intensifier
tanto
TAN-too — As much or so much, indicating degree
quanto
KWAN-too — As much as, used in comparisons
conseguia
kon-seh-GEE-ah — Could or managed to, past imperfect of 'conseguir'
pois
pohys — Because or since, causal conjunction
dia
DEE-ah — Day, a unit of time
quente
KEN-teh — Hot, describing high temperature
fazia
fah-ZEE-ah — Made or did, past imperfect tense of 'fazer'
sentir
sen-TEER — To feel or sense an emotion or sensation
sonolenta
so-no-LEN-tah — Sleepy or drowsy, feminine adjective form
entorpecida
en-tor-peh-SEE-dah — Numb or sluggish, feeling dull and unresponsive
se
seh — Reflexive pronoun meaning 'herself' or 'himself'
prazer
prah-ZEHR — Pleasure or enjoyment from an activity
guirlanda
geer-LAN-dah — Garland or wreath made of flowers
margaridas
mar-gah-REE-dahs — Daisies, common white and yellow flowers
valeria
vah-leh-REE-ah — Would be worth, conditional of 'valer'
trabalho
trah-BAH-lyoo — Work or effort required to do something
levantar
leh-van-TAR — To get up or rise from a position
colher
koh-LYEHR — To pick or gather flowers or fruit
as
ahs — Feminine plural definite article meaning 'the'
quando
KWAN-doo — When, a temporal conjunction or adverb
repente
heh-PEN-teh — Suddenly, used in 'de repente' meaning 'all of a sudden'
Branco
BRAN-koo — White, an adjective describing color
olhos
OH-lyoos — Eyes, the organs used for seeing
cor-de-rosa
kor-deh-HOH-zah — Pink, literally meaning 'color of rose'
passou
pah-SOH — Passed by, past tense of 'passar'
correndo
koh-HEN-doo — Running, present participle of 'correr'
bem
behng — Well or very, an adverb of manner or degree
perto
PEHR-too — Near or close to someone or something
dela
DEH-lah — Of her or from her, contraction of 'de' and 'ela'
Não
nowng — No or not, used to express negation
tão
towng — So or as, used in comparisons of degree
extraordinário
es-trah-or-dee-NAH-ree-oo — Extraordinary or remarkable, beyond what is usual
nisso
NEE-soo — In that or about that, contraction of 'em' and 'isso'
achou
ah-SHOH — Found or thought, past tense of 'achar'
fora
FOH-rah — Was or had been, irregular past of 'ser/ir'
comum
koh-MOONG — Common or ordinary, frequently occurring
ouvir
oh-VEER — To hear or listen to something
dizer
dee-ZEHR — To say or to tell something
si
see — Himself or herself, a reflexive pronoun
mesmo
MEZ-moo — Himself, same, or even, used as intensifier
Ai
ah-EE — Oh or ouch, an exclamation of surprise or pain
meu
MEH-oo — My, masculine singular possessive adjective
Deus
DEH-oos — God, used in exclamations like 'Oh my God'
Vou
voh — I am going to, first person of 'ir'
me
meh — Me or myself, first person reflexive pronoun
atrasar
ah-trah-ZAR — To be late or to delay an arrival
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