Manuel Luís Goucha used his Instagram account last weekend to leave a reflection on the Portuguese mistakes of “someone who really wants to be a presenter”, without ever revealing who he was referring to.

Catarina Miranda ended up responding to the ‘barb’ left by the television presenter () and the topic was commented on on the ‘Passadeira Vermelha’ program this Monday, June 29th.

Joana Latino was the first to speak and reiterated Manuel Luís Goucha’s words about the importance of speaking the Portuguese language correctly: “(…) Being a professional involves, firstly, Catarina, speaking Portuguese well, which is our way of getting there, especially to be noticed, Catarina. You think you have content, everyone has a lot of content (…), the problem is then knowing how to put it out there in an intelligible way, if you don’t know the meaning of the word, go look for it (…)”these.

In turn, David Motta also gave his opinion and began by revealing that he has “zero” sympathy for Catarina Miranda, corroborating the words of his fellow panelist: “(…) This compatriot and citizen – who I can’t call Mrs. or Catarina Miranda, I also find it difficult to say Catarina Miranda, because for me Catarina Miranda there is only one – that’s what she is. I never expected her to be a great speaker or to do justice to the Portuguese language”he said.

Faced with criticism on the SIC Caras program, Catarina Miranda decided to speak out: “Joana, if your Portuguese was as extraordinary as you like to make it out to be, perhaps you would be teaching or writing books.”started by writing.

The host of the ‘Hello, Miranda’ section ‘didn’t stop’ and lingered a little longer on her words when responding to David Motta.

“And as for David Motta, talking about fashion without understanding the subject is a rare talent. It already seems less like a program and more like a meeting of people who give their opinions on everything without understanding almost anything”he considered.

And he left him some final ‘messages’: “The next time you talk about me, please make yourself minimally presentable, even if only so as not to distract from what you’re saying. And by the way, if you need, I can recommend my hairdresser, who works miracles with little effort… sometimes even with difficult cases. It always helps when the form follows the content”he wrote.

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Manuel Luís Goucha used his Instagram account last weekend to leave a reflection on the Portuguese mistakes of “someone who really wants to be a presenter”, without ever revealing who he was referring to.

Catarina Miranda ended up responding to the ‘barb’ left by the television presenter () and the topic was commented on on the program ‘Passadeira Vermelha’ this Monday, June 29th.

Joana Latino was the first to speak and reiterated Manuel Luís Goucha’s words about the importance of speaking the Portuguese language correctly: “(…) Being a professional involves, firstly, Catarina, speaking Portuguese well, which is our way of getting there, especially to be noticed, Catarina. You think you have content, everyone has a lot of content (…), the problem is then knowing how to put it out there in an intelligible way, if you don’t know the meaning of the word, go look for it (…)”these.

In turn, David Motta also gave his opinion and began by revealing that he has “zero” sympathy for Catarina Miranda, corroborating the words of his fellow panelist: “(…) This compatriot and citizen – who I can’t call Mrs. or Catarina Miranda, I also find it difficult to say Catarina Miranda, because for me Catarina Miranda there is only one – that’s what she is. I never expected her to be a great speaker or to do justice to the Portuguese language”he said.

Faced with criticism on the SIC Caras program, Catarina Miranda decided to speak out: “Joana, if your Portuguese was as extraordinary as you like to make it out to be, perhaps you would be teaching or writing books.”started by writing.

The host of the ‘Hello, Miranda’ section ‘didn’t stop’ and lingered a little longer on her words when responding to David Motta.

“And as for David Motta, talking about fashion without understanding the subject is a rare talent. It already seems less like a program and more like a meeting of people who give their opinions on everything without understanding almost anything”he considered.

And he left him some final ‘messages’: “The next time you talk about me, please make yourself minimally presentable, even if only so as not to distract from what you’re saying. And by the way, if you need, I can recommend my hairdresser, who works miracles with little effort… sometimes even with difficult cases. It always helps when the form follows the content”he wrote.

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