"O homem bebe."

Translation: The man drinks.

[robertmjones]

Man Portuguese has a lot of vowels. Harder than spanish! Any benefit to trying to learn them both at the same time?

[AndresCasa3]

Try spanish first then learning pourtuguese will be sooooooo much easier

[kcmurphy]

I've heard that you should learn one and then the other, or it´s REALLY hard to separate them. They´re similar, and sometimes that similarity trips you up (since they're definitely not the same!). Even native speakers of one often blend the two.

[Nerites]

dang, the 'o' really sounds like 'um' to me. now i have to restart to get full hearts!

[P.Q2]

I am Brazilian, so let me tell you... the pronunciation of the woman in the slow version is incorrect! Only the other one is correct! The sound of the "o" is totally different...

[rodrigo511571]

It looks like that she speaks incorrect a lot of time in the slow form...Brazilian 2

[meadowdewdrop]

In the fast version it sounds like "oo" (food). Is this correct? The slow version sounds like "oh" (boy).

[NikolleeAyalaa]

I though bebo was masculine and bebe was femine

[ElmoDeMoraes]

Verbs in portuguese not have gender.

[MeccaMacca]

I thought bebo was for refering to yourself (I drink) and bebe for others (They drink.)

[Paulenrique]

http://www.conjuga-me.net/verbo-beber

[rafealchisol]

I like the speed as is, in conversant situations there won't be a "slow" button.

[stevenbyrd85]

The speaker is too fast to hear. It sounded as if was all run together. It took me several tries to hear "homem."

[Yalaynah]

you have ''slower'' button, it helps!

[amhedh]

I heard OK as well. Try the slower button, it clarifies most of the time :)

[JPRoberto]

be careful with the "slower" option, most of the times the pronunciation is incorrect

[rlreis]

That's normal conversation speed. It really has to come from practice.

[davmacnam]

Lost my last heart to this one, I'm broken , it was cruel ..

[o-Estaquio]

A tip for beginners: the first "e" in "bebe" (he/she drinks) has the sound of the first "e" of "expert".

The second "e" usually has the sound of "e" as in "me".

[LewisDete]

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