Can-Do Statements

After this module, you can...

• Say whose plate, whose cup and whose recipe it is - meu, minha, nosso, and the Brazilian way out of ambiguity, dele and dela.
• Order breakfast standing at a padaria counter and lunch at a comida por quilo, and ask what a dish is made of.
• Say what you like and what you need with gostar de and precisar de, without dropping the preposition.
• Turn down a second helping politely, and negate the way Portuguese does - including the one point where it stops behaving like Russian.
• Ask for the cardápio, one more cafezinho and the conta with querer, poder and trazer, and know why Eu queria sounds better than Eu quero.