Se você ouvir alguém dizer “I’m good” em inglês, o que você entenderia? Eu estou bem? Pode ser. Mas não necessariamente. Existe outro significado bem comum dessa frase no inglês informal que vamos aprender no mini-podcast de hoje.
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– Would you like to answer a question for a cash prize?
– No thanks.
– Cash prize!
– I’m good.
– Why?
– I gotta go study.
I am good
I’m good, thanks.
No, thank you.
– Have a piece of cake.
– No, I’m good.
– Would you like to try some guacamole dip?
– No, I’m good.
– How are you?
– I’m good.
– More coffee?
– No, I’m good, thanks.
– Would you like to go for a run with me?
– No, I’m good.
– Would you like to study English with me?
– Sure, of course, I’d love to!
– How about an açaí?
– No, I’m good.
Would you like to participate?
– Would you like some jiló?
– No, I’m good.
Would you like to ___________?
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Let’s practice today’s expression in the comments section below! Complete this conversation:
– Would you like ______________ ? / How about ______________ ?
– I’m good, thanks.
Hi Tim?
Learning English by reading books is the best way to avoid translating word for word.
Would you like to try it now? No, I’m good thanks.
Come on! Give it a try! 🙂
What about to watch a movie this night, at 11pm?
Oh no, I’m good, thanks.
What are you going to do; read a book? 🙂
would you like to have a chimarrão?
I’m good. 🙂
Come on, chimarrão is a great choice!
Would you like to walk?
No, I’m good.
Come on! It’s good exercise!
A: Hi, Pete, how is it going?
B: Hi, Nunes, I’m pretty good. How about you?
A: I’m ok. What about having a tamarind juice with me now?
B: Jesus! No, I’m good. See ya, dude.
A: Ahhhh! See ya later, Pete.
Tamarind juice is not his favorite! 😀
Hi Tim! Can I say “I’m good” after saying “When”, like someone is pouring some drink for you? “When” is commonly used in English as well, ins’t it?
“When” is to tell them when to stop pouring. “Tell me when.” (Fala chega.)
Would you like to dance pop music with me at night?
No, I’m good but tomorrow we can go to!
You’re full of energy!
How about take some beer Sunday after lunch?
No thanks, I’m good, I don’t drink..
How about an ice cold glass of homemade lemonade?
Would you like to be interviewed by a local radio? / How about to talk about policy?
– I’m good, thanks.
Are you a politician? 🙂
Would you like to hear about the fabulous air frier Philips walita?
No, I’m good.
I like the air fryer! 🙂
Would you like some green tea?
No, I’am good
This expression remember me a portuguese slang that have the same meaning: “To de boa”
Yes, seems similar. But “I’m good” is less of a slang. (é menos gíria)
How about having a slice of pizza?
No, I’m good!
(Am I right?)
Would you like to eat ice cream with me?
Is my question spelled correctly?
Would you like ask for one more pasta or a cup of coffe?
No, I’m good.