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No. 2,258 in Portuguese

vendo

"Vendo" means "selling" or "I sell" in English.

In a sentence

  • Estou vendo pássaros voando na praia.

    I am seeing birds flying at the beach.

    In this sentence, 'vendo' is used as the present continuous form of the verb 'ver,' which means 'to see.' It represents an ongoing action performed by the subject.

  • Eu estou vendendo minha bicicleta.

    I am selling my bicycle.

    Here, 'vendo' is the first-person singular present form of the verb 'vender,' which means 'to sell.' It actualizes the subject's action of offering something for purchase.

  • Eu vendo flores na feira todos os dias.

    I sell flowers at the market every day.

    In this context, 'vendo' refers to the regular action of selling, using the present tense form of 'vender' to indicate habitual or repeated activity.

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