急に
suddenly, abruptly
→ In summer, it sometimes rains heavily all of a sudden.
しばらく
for a while, for some time
→ I intend to live in Brazil for a while.
ずっと
all the time, continuously, by far
→ The Rio Carnival was far more enjoyable.
そのまま
as it is, unchanged
→ You don't have to take off your shoes; you can enter the house as you are.
そろそろ
soon, about time
→ It is late at night, so it's about time for me to go home.
とうとう
finally, at last
→ After studying for 3 years, I finally passed the JLPT!
やっと
at last, finally
→ I got out of the traffic jam and finally arrived home.
確か
if I remember correctly, surely
→ Her birthday is, if I remember correctly, next month.
どうも
seemingly, somehow, it appears
→ It seems that it will rain tomorrow.
例えば
for example, for instance
→ There are many delicious fruits in Brazil. For example, mango and papaya.
直接
directly, in person
→ I will try asking him directly on WhatsApp.
特に
especially, particularly
→ I like Brazilian food, especially moqueca.
どんどん
rapidly, continuously, steadily
→ The number of people using Pix in Brazil is rapidly increasing.
なるほど
I see, indeed, that makes sense
→ I see, so this is how Brazilians hug each other.
初めて
for the first time
→ I ate açaí for the first time in Brazil.
始めに
firstly, in the beginning, to start with
→ To begin with, I will explain how to make caipirinha.
もし
if, in case (conditional)
→ If you encounter a robber, please do not resist.
もちろん
of course, naturally, certainly
→ A: Are you going to the churrasco? B: Of course!
やはり
as expected, after all
→ The Brazilian national team is strong as expected, isn't it?
実は
actually, to tell the truth, in fact
→ Actually, I'm also a fan of Flamengo.
いかが
how about?, would you like? (polite)
→ How about a Brazilian coffee after the meal?
一生懸命な
with all one's might, desperately
→ Right now, I am studying Portuguese with all my might.
大勢
crowd of people, many people
→ There is a crowd of people on Paulista Avenue.
