Usage examples of "E se" in Portuguese with translation to English

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Todas as crianças se sentaram e se comportaram bem na festa. All the children sat up and behaved themselves at the party.
O Sr. Yoshida nasceu em Yamagata e se formou na Nihon University College of Art em pintura a óleo. Mr Yoshida was born in Yamagata prefecture, and graduated from Nihon University College of Art with a degree in oil painting.
E se eu for gay? Agora isso é um crime? So what if I am gay? Is it a crime?
E se eu disser "não"? What if I say "no"?
Os aardvarks são incríveis! Podem cavar e se esconder na terra em menos de um minuto! Aardvarks are amazing! They can dig and hide in the dirt in less than one minute!
Você comeria bigatos vivos? E se eu te desse mil dólares? Would you ever eat live maggots? What about if I gave you $1000?
Ele me deu seu livro favorito como presente de despedida e se mudou para Osaka. He gave me his favorite book as a farewell gift and moved to Osaka.
Ela cresceu e se tornou uma mulher amável, igual a mãe. She grew up to be a lovely woman like her mother.
O otimista olha em um espelho e se torna mais otimista, o pessimista mais pessimista. The optimist looks into a mirror and becomes more optimistic, the pessimist more pessimistic.
E se eu for homossexual? Isso é crime? So what if I am gay? Is it a crime?
Ele perdeu as esperanças e se matou com veneno. He lost hope and killed himself by taking poison.
José não sabe jogar futebol; tropeça na bola e se confunde todo. Joseph can't play soccer. He trips on the ball and mixes everything up.
Meu primo recebeu o chamado de Deus e se tornou padre. My cousin received the call of God and became a priest.
O primeiro ministro caiu no Danúbio e se afogou. The prime minister fell into the Danube and drowned.
Ele é nervoso e se assusta fácil. He's nervous and scared easily.
Você não precisa estudar o dia inteiro. Deveria sair e se divertir um pouco. You don't have to study all day. You should go out and have some fun.
O mundo começou sem o homem e se acabará sem ele. The world began without man and it shall end without him.
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