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WorksheetsQuizziz_lesson 45: um rolê no barzinho
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 32mins
Barzinho vs. Boteco
Each image shows a different type of Brazilian bar. Drag and place each image under the correct label.
PORÇÃO OR TÁBUA: You and your friends order some French fries to share while having drinks. What did you order?
(a)
PORÇÃO OR TÁBUA: On the menu, there's a wooden board with cheese, salami, olives, and other assorted snacks. What is this called?
(a)
How do we call the small skewers of grilled meat, often served at botecos or churrascos in Brazil?
(a)
Match the petiscos:
batata frita
bolinho de bacalhau
calabresa acebolada
camarão
mandioca frita
Match the petiscos:
isca de frango
dadinho de tapioca
queijo coalho
anéis de cebola
pastéis
How do we say “a toast” in Portuguese?
(a)
How do we say “cheers” after toasting in Portuguese?
(a)
Brazilians love using friendly nicknames — even with strangers — especially in casual places like barzinhos.
How do I say “friend” in Portuguese?
(a)
You hear someone call their friend “champion” in a boteco.
How do you say that in Portuguese?
(a)
A bartender smiles and says “fala, chefe!” when greeting a customer.
What does “chefe” mean in this context?
Boss
King
Friend
Someone cheers with their friend and says “valeu, meu rei!”
What does “meu rei” mean?
My dear
My king
My brother
I heard someone say "what's up, partner?" at a boteco and it sounded very friendly.
How do I say “partner” in Portuguese?
(a)
A waiter greeted me at a barzinho by saying “my dear” — it felt weird but friendly.
How do I say “my dear” in Portuguese?
(a)
This guy is a true pagode legend. What is his name?
(a)
How do we conjugate the verb "deixar" in the present?
The verb “deixar” can mean different things depending on the context: to leave something or someone somewhere, to allow or to permit To let (someone do something).
Read the sentences below and decide which meaning of “deixar” is being used in each.
Vou deixar as chaves na recepção.
Meaning: (a)
Ela não deixa o filho brincar na rua sozinho.
Meaning: (b)
Deixa eu falar, por favor!
Meaning: (c)
Eles deixaram o carro na garagem.
Meaning: (d)
Me deixa entrar na festa?
Meaning: (e)
Reorder the sentence "I'll have two pastel pastries and a water." in Portuguese:
Me
vê
dois pastéis
e
uma água.
Reorder the sentence "For me, it’s just the French fries." in Portuguese:
Pra mim,
vai
ser
só
a batata frita.
Reorder the sentence "I’ll go with a portion of calabresa." in Portuguese:
Eu
vou
de
porção
de calabresa.
Reorder the sentence "For now, just a Coke with ice and lemon, please." in Portuguese:
Por enquanto,
só
uma coca com
gelo e limão,
por favor.
Reorder the sentence "For me, it will be a portion of codfish fritters and a beer." in Portuguese:
Pra mim,
vai ser
uma porção de
bolinho de bacalhau e
uma cerveja.
Skank is a popular Brazilian rock band known for blending rock, reggae, and samba influences. In the video you’re about to watch, they perform a special farewell appearance on a TV program, singing together with Victor Kley.
The first 15 seconds of the song contain only words and phrases you've already learned in past lessons.
Listen carefully to the first 15 seconds of the song.
Can you transcribe the first two verses of the lyrics?
Write down exactly what you hear in Portuguese.
Take your time — you can listen more than once!
(a)
In the song, the singer says:
"Vou deixar a vida me levar pra onde ela quiser."
Which meaning of the verb “deixar” is being used here?
To leave something or someone in a place
To allow or to permit
To let (someone do something)
In the song, the singer also says:
“I will let the heart beat in the endless dawn.”
Listen to the song again and try to find the exact line in Portuguese that matches this part of the lyrics.
Write it down exactly as you hear it.
Tip: Check Lesson 11 if you need help remembering the Portuguese word for dawn/early morning.
(a)
