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Lesson 20 is a “review in games” podcast episode. How many European Portuguese words and idiomatic expressions can you recall from previous lessons?
30 seconds, are you ready? Go…
Desfrute
In this week’s lesson Marlon gets all excited about the television in the hotel room and Carla is mesmerised by the view of Funchal’s harbour (definitely worth a visit btw).
We keep adding value to the podcast, and in this week’s Portuguese With Carla Podcast notes, on top of the audio quiz you can test yourself with, we also have a fun flashcard memorising game. This will feature in all future podcasts.
Enjoy
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…
Mama Sabala makes another appearance in the lesson this week. For podcast 10 of the Portuguese With Carla course, we delve into some colloquial expressions you can use to impress the natives. Make sure to take advantage of the flashcard exercises and the audio quiz below. Enjoy PS: We used to include an exercise on this…
We finish this series of Podcasts with a European Portuguese Lesson based on a song by António Zambujo. It’s full of colloquialism and little snippets you can use on day-to-day conversations. So, get ready to sing along. Esperemos que tenham gostado dos podcasts até agora! More content will be coming very soon. Stay tuned! Obrigado…
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…
What if we told you you could start learning European Portuguese for free today? That is what the Portuguese With Carla Podcast makes possible. Hundreds of European Portuguese learners worldwide have already benefited from it. Considered one of the 20 Best Learn Portuguese Podcasts in 2024 by FeedSpot, it is fun, engaging, and comprehensive. But how can…
Gira. Brigade.
De nada 🙂
HI Guys:
I made it to lesson 30, epah! After 5, I never thought that I would get this far.
I also have just made it to Madeira (their accents are much better than mine).
Thanks for 30 helpfull lessons. Now I can go and order uma chenesa and a bolo do caco
muito obrigado
Don
Fantastic 🙂
Don’t forget to try the “Niquita” in câmara de lobos. My favourite!
Leidenschaft is right! Liebe is love! Thx for the podcasts!