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Literal Today at night we stay at home watching a new series.

Uses 'ficamos' (present of 'ficar') to describe a planned evening, and 'a ver' for a continuous action — the European Portuguese equivalent of the gerund.

• 'Ficamos' is first-person plural present of 'ficar', used here for a near-future plan
• 'a ver' = 'watching' — EP uses 'a + infinitive' for ongoing actions, not the Brazilian '-ando' gerund

Literal You have some thing good to recommend?

A casual question using 'ter' (to have) with 'alguma coisa' (something/anything). The rising intonation alone marks it as a question.

• 'Tens' = second-person singular (tu) present of 'ter'
• 'alguma coisa' = 'something/anything' — used in questions where English uses 'anything'

Literal See this series! Still not you-saw nothing similar.

'Vê' is the affirmative tu imperative of 'ver', used for enthusiastic recommendations. 'Viste' is the preterite, referring to a completed experience.

• 'Vê' = imperative (tu) of 'ver' — the tu imperative takes the third-person singular present form
• 'Ainda não viste' = 'you haven't seen yet' — preterite with negation for past experience

Literal Not you-go away now — we-are right-at in-the part better!

'Não vás' is the negative tu imperative of 'ir', requiring the present subjunctive. 'Mesmo' here is an intensifier meaning 'right/exactly'.

• 'Não vás' = negative imperative (tu) of 'ir' — negative commands always use the subjunctive
• 'mesmo' as adverb = 'right/exactly' — a very common EP intensifier

Literal The what is that you-like more of watching at-the end of week?

Uses 'gostar de + infinitive' for preferences. 'O que é que' is a natural colloquial question opener in EP.

• 'O que é que' = colloquial question word for 'what' — extremely common in spoken EP
• 'Gostas de + infinitive' = 'you like + -ing' — the standard preference construction with gostar

Literal If (I) were to you, (I) would-start by-the first episode.

'Se fosse a ti' is a set idiomatic phrase for giving advice. 'Começava' is the imperfect indicative used informally as a conditional.

• 'Se fosse a ti' = 'if I were you' — imperfect subjunctive of 'ser'; 'a ti' is the stressed pronoun
• 'Começava' = imperfect indicative used as a softened conditional in informal EP speech

Literal That ending was completely unexpected!

'Aquele' (that — referring to something already discussed or more distant) agrees with masculine 'final'. 'Foi' is the preterite of 'ser' for a completed event.

• 'Aquele/aquela' = 'that' for something already mentioned or further away — contrasts with 'esse/essa' (near the listener)
• 'Foi' = preterite of 'ser' — used for completed states or events

Literal You-think that the character main goes to survive?

'Achar que' means 'to think that'. 'Vai sobreviver' uses 'ir + infinitive' for near future, expressing uncertainty about what comes next.

• 'Achas que' = 'do you think that' — informal alternative to 'pensas que'
• 'vai + infinitive' = near future construction — equivalent to 'is going to'

Literal This platform has much more content of that the other.

Uses the comparative construction 'muito mais... do que' (much more... than). 'Do que' is the preferred comparator in European Portuguese.

• 'muito mais... do que' = 'much more... than' — standard EP comparative
• 'do que' = 'than' in comparisons — EP prefers 'do que' over bare 'que'

Literal Already (I-)saw all the season in-a only end of week!

'Já' + preterite = 'already did'. 'Num só' (em + um + só) = 'in just one'. The classic binge-watching confession.

• 'Já vi' = 'I already watched' — 'já' with the preterite marks a completed action
• 'num só' = 'in just one' — 'num' is the contraction of 'em + um'