Como dizer "Hoje foi mais tranquilo que ontem" em inglês
I'd like to know how can you say "Hoje foi mais tranquilo do que ontem" in English.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
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- Things went better today than yesterday. [Hoje foi mais tranquilo do que ontem.]
- Things are better today. [Hoje está mais tranquilo.]
- Things are going to be better tomorrow. [Amanhã vai ser mais tranquilo.]
Bons estudos.
ENTENDENDO AS HORAS EM INGLÊS
Sugestão:
"Today it was easier than yesterday"
"Today it was easier than yesterday"
And also:
Today was a breeze, compared to yesterday!
Surgery today was a breeze compared to the last one, I'm home and comfortably bunker-ed down in bed. Thanks everyone for the well wishes this morning...
We made a longer day of it that I'd planned, are you tired?
“A bit, ” she conceded, “but today was a breeze compared to a day at the clinic.”
(The Doctor's Calling - Stella Bagwell)
Today was a breeze, compared to yesterday!
Surgery today was a breeze compared to the last one, I'm home and comfortably bunker-ed down in bed. Thanks everyone for the well wishes this morning...
We made a longer day of it that I'd planned, are you tired?
“A bit, ” she conceded, “but today was a breeze compared to a day at the clinic.”
(The Doctor's Calling - Stella Bagwell)
Como posso dizer “Hoje foi tranquilo” ?
Olá Gustavo, você pode dizer, adaptando o que o PPAULO falou acima:
Today was a breeze.
Ou ainda:
Today things went smoothly. (Minha sugestão)
Things went better today. (Adaptando o Donay)
Today was a breeze.
Ou ainda:
Today things went smoothly. (Minha sugestão)
Things went better today. (Adaptando o Donay)
TESTE DE VOCABULÁRIO
And also - for variety's sake:
Today was a walk in the park at the work.
(although generally we elaborate..."in comparison to...the last week/last few days/yesterday, etc)"
Many spouses when coming home wouldn't say that, though, even if it was, afraid of being summoned to do the dishes or help with some chores around the house.
Today was a walk in the park at the work.
(although generally we elaborate..."in comparison to...the last week/last few days/yesterday, etc)"
Many spouses when coming home wouldn't say that, though, even if it was, afraid of being summoned to do the dishes or help with some chores around the house.