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Podcast 15 is here and it’s another “guess the word” episode. How good is your memory? How much European Portuguese do you think you can remember from our previous lessons? Test yourself
In our European Portuguese lesson this week, the 29th, our characters are presented with a typical and delicious, if you ask me, Portuguese meal: “Polvo à lagareiro”. If you enjoy fish, proceed. Oh, by the way, you’ll also learn what it means to, linguistically, eat an ox. Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
Learning a new language comes with many challenges. One of the most frustrating is mistaking one word for another. After all, you had already learned it. You know its definition and when to apply it. Until a native speaker uses it in a different context, leaving you feeling lost. But what if it is not…
Lesson 33 is a little different. We give our characters a day off and teach you some colloquial European Portuguese with the sound of music. That’s right, get ready to sing along with us! Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
After an exhaustive day of traveling, our two fictitious European Portuguese-speaking characters are ready for starving. Among some interesting new expressions, we start to introduce Angolan words that are nowadays essential in European Portuguese. Desfrutem!
Sim , Não , Talvez , Por favor , and Obrigado or Obrigada . These are the first words most students acquire when they start learning Portuguese. Yet, sooner or later, they need to search for different expressions. After all, how long can you keep a conversation if you answer only with yes, no, or maybe? In this blog post,…
Let’s vary things a little. In podcast 32 we guide you through a more formal conversation. Specifically, at a shop counter, ordering snails. That’s probably in the top 10 things to learn before traveling to Portugal. 🙂 Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
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Muito obrigado, Marlon e Carla! My favourite episode yet. Could be down to the fact I actually guessed every single word this time around :). Felt really good about it too, even the Portuguese description for the word was reaching my lazy brain loud and clear. Before the English translation kicked in, I mean. Thank you for the lovely price at the end, much appreciated. Though, I must confess, a tart would have been nice too… which I now desperately crave :(. How do you say “let’s raid o frigorífico?” in Portuguese?! Anyway, obrigadhino e fica para proxima!
Where can i find the vocab ?
Hey Maram, just tap/click on the “solutions” tab 🙂