"Você precisa sair daqui antes que o meu marido chegue."

Translation: You need to get out of here before my husband arrives.

[SirCumference]

Useful sentence!

[Paulenrique]

Just in case you guys need more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8qGBXBOcmw

=)

[gabejosh]

that was fun! those Brazilians are not joking! :)

[mandee866516]

Omg, @Paulo Henrique.. kkkk

[Gilbertoheavy]

ajajajajaja nossa, acho que vai ser preciso conhecer essa frase

[RobertSchlatter]

Looks like cornudo is another useful word

[hjreis]

really? This is the kind of sentence you guys make us learn...

[Paulenrique]

I laughed out loud the first time I saw this!! XD

[lugosky]

It's one of the most useful sentences I've learned so far.

[irinel12]

My favourite is the one with the bishop opening the restaurant :))))

[shatto]

I think this needs to be added for people to learn... 'voce precisa sair daqui ante que o bispo chegue!' :)

[Lng52-._]

DL intentionally inserts such translations occasionally so that one won't get too bored with all this language study!

[EvrenMadran]

So that's what it means! I always wondered what she was saying.

[ChrisScafe]

I like how DL teaches us the most important phrases to survive in another country.

[mandee866516]

Right?!? This one is right up there with 'Come to the dark side.' --- I wish they had inserted 'we have cookies' to that one and we wohld have been set. Lol

[Jones_Rick]

"daqui" means "from here" and should be accepted. Otherwise I see the sentence as one of the more useful ones if a guy is planning to go to Brazil for some fun.

[Rosa201004]

This is fine, but DL should also accept "You need to be out of here..." as in the best British soap operas (novelas).

[Mikenorling]

I tried You need to leave from here before my husband arrives - but it was not accepted. Why not?

[Mike716479]

From is not required.

[birdfishy]

You might say "from here" if you are being specific about the place, e.g. "This is Quay 7. Your ship leaves from here tomorrow at 1100 hours."

[CarloGamag1]

Since we are in the subjunctive mode should be "arrive" instead of arrives?