"Você ama minha irmã?"
Translation:Do you love my sister?
December 24, 2012
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hensous
418
If it is written, you can look at the punctuation. If it is spoken, you can listen to the intonation.
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Is it just me or the audio partially skips the word minha? It sounds like "Você ama m...irmã?"
Rich.Smith
1705
Why do objects of a verb (minha irma) sometimes need a definite article (a) and sometimes -- like here -- not?
Markwalk
344
Hi Bruno, there are parts of Brazil where the "tu" form is quite commonly used, so it's good that Duo teaches us both ways.