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- Lucas: Hey Luna, welcome back to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. Luna: Oh, thanks Lucas. Always good to be here. Lucas: So, we've covered greetings, introductions, and those polite phrases. Luna: Yeah, like 'olá', 'tudo bem', and 'prazer em conhecê-lo' from last time. Lucas: Exactly. Today, let's keep it super simple but super useful. Luna: Oh, I'm intrigued. What's the tiny topic? Lucas: Numbers. Just one through five. Luna: Oh, that's perfect. I always mix those up in new languages. Lucas: We'll take it slow. Let's start with one. In Portuguese, it's 'um'. Luna: Um. Lucas: Right. 'Um' means one. Um. Luna: Um. Got it. Lucas: Next, two is 'dois'. Luna: Dois. Lucas: Yes. 'Dois' means two. Dois. Luna: Dois. Okay. Lucas: Three is 'três'. Luna: Três. Lucas: Exactly. 'Três' means three. Três. Luna: Três. That one sounds fun. Lucas: Four is 'quatro'. Luna: Quatro. Lucas: Right. 'Quatro' means four. Quatro. Luna: Quatro. I think I've heard that before. Lucas: Probably. And five is 'cinco'. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Yes. 'Cinco' means five. Cinco. Luna: Cinco. So we have um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Lucas: There you go. Let's say them together slowly. Um. Luna: Um. Lucas: Dois. Luna: Dois. Lucas: Três. Luna: Três. Lucas: Quatro. Luna: Quatro. Lucas: Cinco. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Nice. Now a bit faster. Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Luna: Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Lucas: Totally. Let's use them in a tiny scene. Imagine we're at that bakery from episode three. Luna: Oh, I remember. 'Bom dia' and all that. Lucas: Yeah. You point to pastries and count them. 'Um pastel de nata, dois pastéis de nata...' Luna: Wait, hold on. 'Pastel de nata' is that custard tart, right? Lucas: Exactly. So you say: um pastel de nata. Luna: Um pastel de nata. Lucas: Dois pastéis de nata. Luna: Dois pastéis de nata. Lucas: Três pastéis de nata. Luna: Três pastéis de nata. Lucas: Quatro pastéis de nata. Luna: Quatro pastéis de nata. Lucas: Cinco pastéis de nata. Luna: Cinco pastéis de nata. That's a lot of tarts. Lucas: For sure. But good practice. Let's try another scene. Counting people in a small group. Luna: Okay, like at a café. Lucas: Yeah. 'Um amigo, dois amigos, três amigos...' Luna: Um amigo, dois amigos, três amigos, quatro amigos, cinco amigos. Lucas: Perfect. You're getting it. Luna: Thanks. It feels more real when we use them like that. Lucas: Absolutely. Let's do a quick recap. What's one? Luna: Um. Lucas: Two? Luna: Dois. Lucas: Three? Luna: Três. Lucas: Four? Luna: Quatro. Lucas: Five? Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Yeah. Now count from one to five for me. Luna: Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Lucas: Nailed it. And backwards? Luna: Uhh... cinco, quatro, três, dois, um. Lucas: Oh, that's so good. You're a natural. Luna: Aww, thanks. This was fun. Lucas: I'm glad. So, to wrap up, today we learned um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Luna: Numbers one through five in Portuguese. Lucas: Exactly. Practice these little by little. Count things around you. Luna: Like my coffee mugs. Um, dois, três... Lucas: Totally. Thanks for joining us on Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. Luna: Yeah, see you next time. Lucas: Até logo, and keep practicing.