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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is so good to be back at the mic. Lucas: We have covered cooking verbs and hiking trails recently. Luna: Right. We talked about cutting and frying. Lucas: Now let us go to the place where those things happen. Luna: The kitchen. I love my kitchen. It is very cozy. Lucas: Today we will learn words for the things you use there. Luna: Yes. Like pots and forks and knives. Lucas: Exactly. Let us start with a pot. Luna: I want to make soup later. So I need a pot. Lucas: The word for pot is Panela. Luna: Panela. Lucas: Let us say it slowly. p a n e l a. Luna: Panela. That sounds nice. Lucas: Now let us put it in a question. Luna: Where is the pot? Lucas: You can ask: Onde fica a panela? Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Yes. Onde fica a panela? It means where is the pot. Luna: Onde fica a panela? I feel very professional. Lucas: You do sound very professional. Now let us look for other things. Luna: I need to eat something. I need utensils. Lucas: The word for utensils or cutlery is Talheres. Luna: Talheres. Lucas: Say it slowly. T-A-L-H-E-R-E-S. Luna: Talheres. Okay. Lucas: Now let us make a full sentence. Luna: I need the utensils. Lucas: You can say: Preciso dos talheres. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: Preciso dos talheres. It means I need the utensils. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Very clear. Lucas: Now imagine you are holding a knife. Luna: Oh no. This knife is very sharp. Lucas: The word for knife is Faca. Luna: Faca. Lucas: Say it slowly. f a c a. Luna: Faca. Short and simple. Lucas: If it is sharp, you can say the knife is sharp. Luna: The knife is sharp. Lucas: A faca é afiada. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: A faca é afiada. It means the knife is sharp. Luna: A faca é afiada. I will be careful. Lucas: Now let us look for a glass. Luna: I want water. Where is the glass? Lucas: The word for glass or cup is Copo. Luna: Copo. Lucas: Say it slowly. c o p o. Luna: Copo. Got it. Lucas: Where is the glass? Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: Onde está o copo? It means where is the glass. Luna: Onde está o copo? I am learning so fast. Lucas: You are doing great. Now let us talk about a spoon. Luna: I need a big spoon for the soup. Lucas: The word for spoon is Colher. Luna: Colher. Lucas: Say it slowly. c o l h e r. Luna: Colher. Okay. Lucas: If it is big, you can say the spoon is big. Luna: The spoon is big. Lucas: A colher é grande. Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: A colher é grande. It means the spoon is big. Luna: A colher é grande. Perfect. Lucas: These phrases are very useful in a Brazilian home. Luna: Yes. I feel ready to cook dinner. Lucas: Before we continue, I want to say something important. Luna: What is that? Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language, your support keeps these episodes free and ad-free. Luna: It really helps us keep creating content for you. Lucas: You can visit buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo — that's F. E. X. I. N. G. O. Luna: Yeah. Just a small gesture makes a huge difference for us. Lucas: Thank you so much. Now back to the kitchen. Luna: Yes. Let us review what we learned. Lucas: Where is the pot? Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: I need the utensils. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: The knife is sharp. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: Where is the glass? Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: The spoon is big. Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: Great job. Let us practice them one more time. Luna: Okay. Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Preciso dos talheres. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: Onde está o copo? Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: You are sounding very natural. Luna: I feel confident using these in real life. Lucas: That is the goal. Try saying them out loud today. Luna: I will. Maybe while I make lunch. Lucas: Perfect idea. Practice makes permanent. Luna: Thanks for teaching me, Lucas. Lucas: Thanks for listening, everyone. See you next time.