In this episode of Slow Portuguese with Maria, we dive into the useful expression "ir ter com", which means "to go meet" someone you already know. I explain the structure and usage of this phrase through practical examples, making it easy for you to incorporate it into your everyday conversations. Whether you're meeting friends, family, or acquaintances, this expression is essential for sounding more natural in Portuguese. If you enjoyed the episode and would like to support the podcast, you can “buy me a coffee” by clicking the link below. Your support is greatly appreciated! buymeacoffee.com/slowportuguesewithmaria Examples from the Episode: "Hoje vou ter com o João às cinco da tarde.""Today I'm going to meet João at five in the afternoon." "Amanhã vou ter com a minha família para jantar.""Tomorrow I'm going to meet my family for dinner." "Vou ter com os meus amigos ao café.""I'm going to meet my friends at the café." "Ela vai ter com a professora para tirar dúvidas.""She is going to meet the teacher to ask questions." Send all you European Portuguese doubts to [email protected] and if you'd like to practice your Portuguese with conversation classes you can book a trial lesson through my website ➡️ https://portuguesewithmaria.carrd.co