NEW LISTEN
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O que não suporto num restaurante
NEW FILL-IN
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A blusa vai estar impecável
NEW COMPLETION
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Quando a cabeça não para
NEW LISTEN
• b1
A blusa vai estar impecável
NEW FILL-IN
• a2
O relatório pode esperar
NEW ORDERING
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O cabo do monitor
NEW LISTEN
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O relatório pode esperar
NEW FILL-IN
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A encomenda que nunca mais chegava
NEW LISTEN
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A encomenda que nunca mais chegava
NEW COMPLETION
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Os meus avós
NEW FILL-IN
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Sem ginásio, sem problemas
NEW FILL-IN
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Diferente não quer dizer melhor
NEW IDIOM
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Por uma unha negra
NEW LISTEN
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Sem ginásio, sem problemas
NEW COMPLETION
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Carro ou transporte público?
NEW FILL-IN
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Depois do trabalho
Your Portuguese Learning Library. One Read at a Time.
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a2+
Prepositionspor
Há vs. Por vs. Durante
Portuguese students often struggle with when to use “há”, “por”, or “durante” to express time duration. Let’s break it down into four…
Open Level
Pronunciationconsonants
Sounds vs Spellings in Portuguese
Let’s talk about the relationship between spellings and spoken sounds. Portuguese, like many languages, isn’t a case of “what you see is…
b1
IdiomsVerbs
10 Portuguese Idioms with Fazer
Portuguese is brimming with idioms, and “fazer” (to do/make) pops up in many of them. Here are 10 common idioms with “fazer”…
a2
Pronounssubject pronouns
Portuguese Subject Pronouns
I, you, she, he, it, we, they. These are all subject pronouns and you are about to learn what they look like…
b1
IdiomsVerbs
Master the Verb Dar with 10 Portuguese Idioms
Forget about translating every word literally! Portuguese is full of idiomatic gems, and the verb “dar” (to give) might just be the…
a2
Verbsauxiliary verbsregular verbs
Portuguese Verb Andar
While the Portuguese verb “andar” seems ordinary, there’s more to it than meets the eye. Often, “andar” takes on different meanings beyond…
a2+
Verbspast continuouspast tenseprogressive tenses
Past Continuous Equivalent in Portuguese
The Portuguese equivalent of the English Past Continuous is analogous to the Present Continuous Equivalent in Portuguese. The only difference is that…
Open Level
Pronunciationalphabetconsonants
Portuguese Digraphs
Digraphs are two letters coming together to represent a single sound. Today, we’ll explore seven digraphs common in Portuguese and the sounds…
Open Level
Tips & Tricksother tips
Learning Portuguese: Do I Need to Become a Grammar Geek?
Do you need to become a grammar guru to speak Portuguese fluently? Here’s the truth: There’s no one-size-fits-all answer! Ultimately, the best…
Open Level
Other topicscompare
Portugal’s Dialects
Portugal boasts a linguistic tapestry as diverse as its landscapes. Let’s explore the charming quirks and phonetic particularities of its dialects starting from…
b1
Verbsdefective
Portuguese Defective Verbs
Defective verbs are verbs with incomplete conjugation. For instance, Portuguese defective verbs are only conjugated in the third 3-person (singular or plural)….
Open Level
Tips & Tricksother tips
Common Mistakes Portuguese Learners Make
Learning a new language is an exciting journey filled with new sounds, cultural insights, and the thrill of unlocking communication in a…
a2
Other topicsconjunctionsquestions
“Como” in Portuguese – More Than Just “How”
The Portuguese word Como is way more than just a question word. In fact, I can think of 4 other ways of…
Open Level
Pronunciationconsonants
How to Pronounce the Letter S in Portuguese
Let’s learn how to pronounce the letter S in Portuguese, or I should say European Portuguese, to be more precise. As you…
Open Level
Tips & Trickshow to
What Are Good Reads to Learn Portuguese and How to Make the Most Out of It
Are you looking for reads like short stories to help you develop your Portuguese skills? Sure thing. It is more fun (and more…
b1
Verbscommon verbsirregular verbssaber conseguir poder conhecer
Saber vs Conseguir vs Poder vs Conhecer in Portuguese
Many Portuguese language learners, especially those who have English as their first language, will struggle to discern between these verbs: Saber, Conseguir,…
Open Level
Tips & Trickshow to
Learn Portuguese – Tips to Get You Started
Portuguese is spoken by over 250 million people worldwide, making it the sixth most spoken language globally. If you’re interested in learning…
b1
Verbsimperative
Portuguese Food Recipes (Practice the Imperative Mood)
Today I will bring you a few traditional Portuguese food recipes. Following Portuguese recipes is an excellent way to create exposure and…
