Video Lessons

This will be a short and sweet one. The goal is to help you expand your vocabulary a bit and help you sound more like “real Portuguese”. You’ve heard of “de nada” as a way of saying “you’re welcome”, but a local person will likely use another expression. Let’s find out… Ready to become fluent…

Interview with Marco Neves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxaLM77M84M 30-day FREE course to kickstart your Portuguese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtFxevurMXM In European Portuguese, there are many ways of addressing a person, many levels of formality…You could use TU, VOCÊ, O/a SENHOR/a ou DONA and conjugate the verbs differently. In this video, we’ll help you decide in which situations you should use what…

In this video, we will tackle a common misconception about the Gerund and its use in Portugal and Brazil. This is a little bit of a different style video. We’re trying to show you a bit of Portugal as we go along. We hope you like it. Other Videos:Top 20 Idiomatic Expressions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcyagm9THr8Imperfect VS Perfect…

There are so many types of coffee served in Portuguese coffee shops, that even natives get confused sometimes, let alone foreigners. In this video, we will demystify the whole thing. Mr Jorge, who has worked in the sector for over 40 years, is going to help us understand what are the types of coffee served…

VISA Course – https://ptwithcarla.com/visa (coupon – CARLA) Expats Everywhere Channel – https://www.youtube.com/c/expatseverywhere Free Memrise lesson on essential grocery shopping vocab – https://ptwithcarla.com/essential European Portuguese Course – https://ptwithcarla.com __ We met up with Josh and Kalie from ExpatsEverywhere, who have been living in Portugal for just over a year, to discuss what you must do before…

https://portuguesewithcarla.com/30days We’ve put together a simple plan to kick-start your European Portuguese language learning. It’s all based on free material and mostly easy to consume videos. You won’t become fluent in 30 days of course, but you will have learned a huge amount in a month’s time. Especially useful stuff. Enjoy Ready to become fluent…

A very common mistake people learning Portuguese make is to swap the verbs “perguntar” and “pedir” because in English they tend to translate to simply “ask”. In this video, I will clear that up for you once and for all, so you can sound more like a native. Espero que gostem,Carla Ready to become fluent…

The 50 Most Common Portuguese Verbs If you are learning Portuguese, you know how complex its grammar can be. Many aspects leave foreigners feeling confused. Besides learning the most common verbs, you also need to understand verb conjugation. For example, you must distinguish between regular and irregular verbs, identify the right conjugations and pronouns, and…