Como dizer "vou atender o culto na minha igreja" em inglês
- odbs
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Como dizer em inglês ''vou atender o culto na minha igreja hoje?"
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- Marcio_Farias
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Sugestões:
"I'm going to church today"
"I'll attend church today"
"I'm going to church today"
"I'll attend church today"
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- PPAULO
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Marcio nailed it.
It transpires that you are from some English-speaking country? since "to attend'' is often used as "going" (assistir/participar/ir ao culto) to such services.
In fact, "attend" is a "false friend word" to those that are learning Portuguese, so in the Portuguese-speaking ones we say "going'' to it (or participate -in the case of reverends, pastors, ministers, deacons, priests, elders etc.)
In other words, in Portuguese is not "atender" but "ir/frequentar".
It transpires that you are from some English-speaking country? since "to attend'' is often used as "going" (assistir/participar/ir ao culto) to such services.
In fact, "attend" is a "false friend word" to those that are learning Portuguese, so in the Portuguese-speaking ones we say "going'' to it (or participate -in the case of reverends, pastors, ministers, deacons, priests, elders etc.)
In other words, in Portuguese is not "atender" but "ir/frequentar".
- odbs
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PPAULO escreveu:Marcio nailed it.
It transpires that you are from some English-speaking country? since "to attend'' is often used as "going" (assistir/participar/ir ao culto) to such services.
In fact, "attend" is a "false friend word" to those that are learning Portuguese, so in the Portuguese-speaking ones we say "going'' to it (or participate -in the case of reverends, pastors, ministers, deacons, priests, elders etc.)
In other words, in Portuguese is not "atender" but "ir/frequentar".
Thank you!