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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo! I'm Lucas. Luna: And I'm Luna. Hey, last time we did numbers one through five, right? Lucas: Yep. Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. You remember those? Luna: Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco. Yes! But I keep forgetting what comes after cinco. Lucas: That's perfect timing, because today we're learning numbers six to ten in Portuguese. Luna: Oh, great! So seis is six? Lucas: Exactly. Seis. Repeat after me: seis. Luna: Seis. Lucas: Good. Now, seven is sete. Luna: Sete. That sounds like 'set'. Lucas: Yeah, very close. Oito is eight. Luna: Oito. Lucas: Nove is nine. Luna: Nove. Like 'novel' without the L. Lucas: And dez is ten. Luna: Dez. Like 'days' without the 's'? Lucas: Kind of. Let's do them all: seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. Luna: Seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. Got it! Lucas: Now, let's imagine you're buying apples at the market. You want six apples. Luna: I say 'seis maçãs'? Lucas: Yes! Maçãs is apples. So 'seis maçãs, por favor'. Luna: Seis maçãs, por favor. Lucas: Perfect. And if you want seven? Luna: Sete maçãs, por favor. Lucas: Exactly. Now, count from one to ten with me. Luna: Okay. Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez! Lucas: You did it! Let's do it again, slower. Luna: Um, dois, três, quatro, cinco, seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. Lucas: Great. Now, I'll say a number and you tell me what it means in English. Seis. Luna: Six. Lucas: Sete. Luna: Seven. Lucas: Oito. Luna: Eight. Lucas: Nove. Luna: Nine. Lucas: Dez. Luna: Ten. Lucas: Awesome. You know, in Portugal, people often say 'dez' when they mean 'perfect' or 'ten out of ten'. Luna: Like 'that's dez'? That's cool. Lucas: Exactly. So if you do something great, you can say 'Isso é dez'. Luna: Isso é dez. I'll remember that. Lucas: Let's practice a little scene. You're at a café and you want two coffees and three pastries. Luna: Dois cafés, por favor... and três pastéis? Lucas: Yes! Pastéis are pastries. But we're only doing numbers today. So just focus on the numbers. Luna: Okay, dois cafés and três pastéis? But those are numbers we already know. Lucas: Right. So let's use our new numbers. You want six pastries. Luna: Seis pastéis, por favor. Lucas: And seven coffees? Luna: Sete cafés? That's a lot of coffee. Lucas: It is! But just for practice. Luna: Sete cafés, por favor. Lucas: Perfect. Now, let's say your friend asks you how many languages you speak. You speak eight. Luna: Oito línguas? That's impressive, but I only speak two. Lucas: For this exercise, you speak eight. 'Falo oito línguas'. Luna: Falo oito línguas. Oito. Lucas: And if you speak nine? Luna: Falo nove línguas. Lucas: Or ten? Luna: Falo dez línguas. That's amazing. Lucas: Now, let's do a quick count backwards from ten to one. Luna: Dez, nove, oito, sete, seis, cinco, quatro, três, dois, um. Lucas: Yes! You did it backwards. Luna: Dez, nove, oito, sete, seis... that felt good. Lucas: Let's review the new ones one more time. Repeat after me: seis. Luna: Seis. Lucas: Sete. Luna: Sete. Lucas: Oito. Luna: Oito. Lucas: Nove. Luna: Nove. Lucas: Dez. Luna: Dez. Lucas: Now, all together: seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. Luna: Seis, sete, oito, nove, dez. Lucas: Great job, Luna! You've got them. Luna: Thanks, Lucas! This was fun. Now I can count to ten in Portuguese. Lucas: And that's a great start. Practice saying them throughout your day. Count steps, count sips of coffee. Luna: I will! Obrigada, Lucas. Lucas: De nada. And thank you for listening to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. Keep practicing and we'll see you next time! Luna: Até logo!