Lesson 15 – Portuguese With Carla Podcast
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
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Try It Now for FreePodcast 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
Podcast 11 is cooked. In this European Portuguese lesson, you will learn some essential idioms that will make you sound like a native. Also in this episode, on top of the usual pronunciation exercise and grammar tips, we will give you an almost unknown, but super effective technique to learn vocabulary up to 1/3 faster….
Here’s a quick video of me buying cakes at the beach. It’s full of simple European Portuguese dialog you can use on day to day conversation. While at Costa da Caparica, a few weeks ago, recording some new (confidential-for-now) stuff for Portuguese With Carla, we spotted a woman selling Bolas de Berlim, custard-filled do-noughts, and…
In the 24th edition of the Portuguese With Carla podcast, you will learn a few idiosyncrasies of European Portuguese grammar use. On a lighter note, you’ll also find out what the most sought after Portuguese sandwich is. Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
In this week’s lesson, we learn expressions and words useful to fill gaps and make you sound native. A bunch of vocabulary is also coming your way. Don’t forget to check the flashcards below. Btw, sorry about the nasally-sounding hosts 🙂 Enjoy Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
Well, it’s snail season in Portugal, so we thought it might be a good idea to shoot a quick video of my mother-in-law ordering some in a shop and turning it into a European Portuguese lesson. 🙂 Apart from the snail bit, this is basically an unscripted European Portuguese conversation that would typically happen in…
Insults in European Portuguese are words and expressions used to insult, tease, or express frustration. They range from mild slang to strong offensive language. Whether you want to move to Portugal or are just having dinner with your Portuguese friends, knowing insults in Portuguese can help you navigate simple interactions. It allows you to know…
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 🙂