"Nós não jogamos bem."

Translation: We did not play well.

[SelwynMont]

why is "we do not play well" wrong?

[Paulenrique]

that should be accepted too. Jogamos work for present and past

[itswarmerinmiami]

Present tense is now accepted

[canusis]

Should "We are not playing well" also be a good translation?

[eskowron]

"bem" vs "bom"?

[Paulenrique]

Bem = well (adverb)

Bom = good (adjetive).

[eskowron]

Yeah, thanks. Realized that shortly after posting. Stupid q.

[David790525]

Nah, its not a stupid question. I had forgotten this too, so I appreciated the reminder!

[Paulenrique]

Sem problemas! =)

[Deniseo6]

So "Nós não jogamos bem" can be used for both present and past tense?

[Schmutzwurst]

Apparently so, jogamos is also pretérito perfeito simples.
Does only work for first person plural though, all other cases are different compared to present.

[alkajugl]

Actually, according to Barron's, the preterit indicative should have an accent (jogámos). I note, however, that DL didn't use one. It would be nice if someone from DL would explain their thinking here. .

[Paulenrique]

This rule is applied for Portuguese from Portugal.

[pinkybrainy]

Does jogamos here means playing a game, playing a musical instrument or both? (I thought that for playing a game, the proposition 'em' is required. But as there's no object in this sentence I'm not sure where it'll go)