Portuguese–English parallel text
Sara Diz Não
Sara Says No
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Sara tem uma casa, um sofá e nenhum cachorro.
Sara has a house, a sofa and no dog.
Ela olha para o cachorro.
She looks at the dog.
“Cachorro não,” Sara diz.
“No dog,” Sara says.
O cachorro senta.
The dog sits.
Sara abre a porta da casa.
Sara opens the door of the house.
“Vá,” ela diz.
“Go,” she says.
O cachorro olha para ela.
The dog looks at her.
Sara olha para Nina.
Sara looks at Nina.
“Este cachorro é seu?”
“Is this your dog?”
“Não,” Nina diz.
“No,” Nina says.
Sara vai até a porta com pão.
Sara goes to the door with bread.
“Venha,” ela diz. “Venha até a porta.”
“Come,” she says. “Come to the door.”
O cachorro vem. Ele come o pão.
The dog comes. It eats the bread.
Depois ele vai até o sofá. Ele senta.
Then it goes to the sofa. It sits.
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