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- Lucas: Hey there. Welcome back to Learn Portuguese with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. We are so glad you are here with us today. Lucas: It is episode two seventy nine. That is a big number. Luna: I know. It feels like we have been doing this forever. Lucas: We have. And you have been making great progress. Luna: Thanks. Today we are going into the kitchen again. Lucas: Yes. Last time we looked at some basic cooking verbs. Luna: Right. Now we need the actual tools to do the cooking. Lucas: Exactly. We will learn five phrases about kitchen items. Luna: This is very practical. I love practical phrases. Lucas: Let us start with the first one. Listen closely. Lucas: Onde fica a panela? Luna: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Perfect. It means 'Where is the pot?' Luna: That sounds useful if I am staying at a hotel. Lucas: Or if I am visiting a friend who loves to cook. Luna: Let me try it again slowly. Onde fica a panela? Lucas: You got it. Very clear pronunciation. Luna: Okay. Let's move to the second phrase. Lucas: Listen. Preciso dos talheres. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: Good. This means 'I need the cutlery' or utensils. Luna: Talheres. That covers forks, knives, and spoons? Lucas: Yes. It is the general word for eating tools. Luna: I can imagine saying that at a restaurant table. Lucas: Exactly. Let's practice it together. Preciso dos talheres. Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Got it. Lucas: Third phrase. This one is important for safety. Lucas: A faca é afiada. Luna: A faca é afiada. Lucas: Yes. 'The knife is sharp.' Luna: Oh wow. Why would I say that? Lucas: Maybe you are warning someone before passing it. Luna: Or maybe I am checking if it works well. Lucas: Both are good reasons. Repeat it with me. A faca é afiada. Luna: A faca é afiada. Sharp knife. Nice. Lucas: Fourth phrase. We need something to drink. Lucas: Onde está o copo? Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: Correct. 'Where is the glass?' Luna: Copo. Glass. Simple word. Lucas: Very common. You will hear this often. Luna: Let's say it one more time. Onde está o copo? Lucas: Onde está o copo. Perfect. Luna: Okay. One last phrase for today. Lucas: Listen. A colher é grande. Luna: A colher é grande. Lucas: 'The spoon is big.' Luna: Colher. Spoon. Grande. Big. Lucas: Right. You might use this to compare sizes. Luna: Like when you are setting the table. Lucas: Yes. Or asking for a serving spoon. Luna: Let's repeat it all together now. Lucas: Onde fica a panela? Luna: Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: A faca é afiada. Luna: Onde está o copo? Lucas: A colher é grande. Luna: That was fast. But I think I remember them. Lucas: Great job. Before we go, I want to talk about support. Luna: Yeah. These episodes take a lot of work. Lucas: They do. And listener support makes a real difference. Luna: If you enjoy what we do, please consider helping out. Lucas: You can visit buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo — that's F. E. X. I. N. G. O. Luna: Even a small amount helps us keep creating these lessons. Lucas: It really does. Thank you for listening. Luna: Back to the kitchen. Imagine you are there. Lucas: You walk in. You need the pot. Luna: So you ask: Onde fica a panela? Lucas: Someone points to the cupboard. You find it. Luna: Now you need to eat. Preciso dos talheres. Lucas: You pick up a knife. Be careful. Luna: Because A faca é afiada. Lucas: You finish eating. Now you want water. Luna: So you look around. Onde está o copo? Lucas: Finally, you clean up. The spoon is messy. Luna: You notice: A colher é grande. Lucas: See? It all fits together naturally. Luna: It does. Practice these phrases today. Lucas: Try them in your head while you cook. Luna: Or just while you look for things in your house. Lucas: We will see you in the next episode. Luna: Bye for now. Keep practicing.