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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is great to be here again. Lucas: Today we are staying in the kitchen. Last time we looked at basic items. Luna: Right. Now we need specific tools. Like pots and spoons. Lucas: Exactly. Let us start with asking where something is. Luna: I always lose things. Where do I start? Lucas: We use a simple question phrase. Listen closely. Luna: Okay. I am ready. Lucas: Onde fica a panela? Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Perfect. It means 'Where is the pot?' Luna: It sounds very clear. I like it. Lucas: Let us say it together one more time. Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Good. Now imagine you are cooking soup. Luna: Yes. The soup needs a spoon. Lucas: You might need utensils. Here is the phrase. Luna: I will listen carefully. Lucas: Preciso dos talheres. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: This means 'I need the cutlery' or 'silverware.' Luna: That is so useful. I forget that word often. Lucas: Let us practice it again. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: Great job. Now think about safety in the kitchen. Luna: Oh, yes. Knives can be dangerous. Lucas: If a knife is sharp, you should be careful. Luna: I want to know how to say that. Lucas: Here is the phrase for a sharp knife. Luna: I am listening. Lucas: A faca é afiada. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: It translates to 'The knife is sharp.' Luna: That is good to know. I will remember it. Lucas: Let us repeat it once more. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: Now let us look for a glass. Luna: Maybe for some water? Lucas: Yes. You ask where the glass is. Luna: How do I say that? Lucas: Onde está o copo? Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: This means 'Where is the glass?' Luna: It is similar to the first phrase. That helps. Lucas: Exactly. We use 'onde' for location. Luna: I will try it again. Lucas: Go ahead. Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: Very good. Finally, let us talk about size. Luna: Sometimes spoons are too big. Lucas: You might want to comment on that. Luna: Like saying it is large? Lucas: Yes. Here is the phrase. Luna: I am ready. Lucas: A colher é grande. Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: This means 'The spoon is big.' Luna: That is very straightforward. Lucas: Let us say it one last time. Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: Excellent work today. Luna: I feel more confident in the kitchen. Lucas: Me too. If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language... Luna: Consider supporting us. It keeps the show ad-free. Lucas: You can find us at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: Thank you for listening. Back to the phrases. Lucas: Let us review the pot phrase. Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Correct. And the cutlery? Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: And the sharp knife? Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: And the glass location? Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: And the big spoon? Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: You did it all perfectly. Luna: I really did. It was fun. Lucas: Practice these until we chat again. Luna: See you next time. Bye!