"She reads us the newspaper."

Translation: Ela lê o jornal para nós.

[ladaluv4u]

What about "ela lê o jornal pra nós"? When I listen to my Brazilian friends speak they say "pra" instead of "para" a lot.

[Paulenrique]

Yes, "pra" is part of oral language. You can say it, but don't write it.

[lesliewilman]

Could it be "Ela lê-nos o jornal." or "Ela nos lê o jornal"?

[Paulenrique]

That sounds unnatural and odd...

[lesliewilman]

Thanks. you're the lusophone.

[cinthiia_mc]

Feel free to say something like "Ela nos lê o jornal todos os dias" if you want, I don't think that's odd, but reflexive pronouns after the verb are almost never really used in brazilian portuguese (just in written PT-BR), so no "lê-los". However, "Ela lê o jornal para nós" is the most common way to say that here.

[fictoris]

Shouldn't be Ela...

[Paulenrique]

Yes..

[KietAnQiu]

Can you say: Ela lê o jornal para a gente