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Portuguese Spelling Reform
In 1990, several Portuguese-speaking countries agreed on a spelling reform to create and maintain a cohesive, international standard across borders. In Portugal, the…
A2
Other topicsarticles
Portuguese Definite and Indefinite Articles – How and When to Use Them
Most languages do well without articles. In this sense, English and Romance languages like Portuguese belong to a minority. The Portuguese definite…
Tips & Trickshow to
Improve Portuguese Fluency through Writing Practice
Writing is often the most overlooked skill in language learning, yet it plays a crucial role in fluency. Many learners don’t realize…
B1
Verbspast subjunctivepast tensesubjunctive
Portuguese Past Subjunctive
The Subjunctive mood is often a source of much groaning among Portuguese learners – so many conjugations to keep track of! And…
Tips & Tricksresources
Learn Portuguese with YouTube
There are several ways you can learn Portuguese, and YouTube is undoubtedly worth trying. Below you’ll find a list of 10 YouTube…
A2
Pronounspossessive pronouns
Portuguese Possessive Pronouns
Possessive pronouns in Portuguese are essential for expressing ownership and relationships. They work both as adjectives (when placed before a noun) and…
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25 Portuguese Tongue Twisters to Perfect Your Pronunciation
Want to improve your Portuguese pronunciation? Tongue twisters—trava-línguas in Portuguese—are a fun and effective way to train your tongue and master tricky…
A2
Prepositionsaa vs paramovementpara
A vs. Para in Portuguese: Key Differences & When to Use Each
Many Portuguese learners struggle to understand the difference between “a” and “para”, especially when both prepositions indicate movement. So, what’s the difference…
A2
Verbspresent tenseregular verbs
Portuguese Regular Verbs in the Present Tense
Portuguese verbs can feel more cumbersome to learn than, say, English. Being a Romance language, Portuguese isn’t short of verb forms to…
Other topicsconjunctions
Portuguese Conjunctions – All You Need to Know
Without conjunctions, we’d sound clumsy and robotic: I like apples. I like pears. I don’t like bananas. No one talks like that….
A2
Other topicsfalse friends
English-Portuguese False Friends to Watch Out For
English–Portuguese false friends (or false cognates) are words that look alike in both languages but carry different meanings, often leading to misunderstandings….
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Quick Tips to Improve Your Portuguese
How can you develop your Portuguese language skills as quickly as possible? There are several things you can do to accelerate your…
A2
Pronounsdemonstrative pronouns
Portuguese Demonstrative Pronouns and Determiners
Demonstratives are words we use to point out a person or object, including their location relative to the speaker and listener. Portuguese…
Tips & Tricksresources
European Portuguese Podcasts for Language Learners
The more exposure you get to Portuguese, the better. Listening to podcasts is an excellent way to improve not only your listening…
B1
Verbspersonal infinitive
Portuguese Personal Infinitive
The Personal Infinitive (Infinitivo Pessoal) is both unique to Portuguese and quite common. There’s really no equivalent in other languages, which is…
A2
Prepositionsdeorigin
Portuguese Preposition ‘De’
The Portuguese preposition de is a preposition of origin and the Portuguese equivalent to from in English. Additionally, we use de to…
B1
Verbspresent subjunctivesubjunctive
Present Subjunctive in Portuguese (Presente do Conjuntivo)
The Portuguese Present Subjunctive (Presente do Conjuntivo) is used far more frequently than its English counterpart. That’s why many learners struggle with…
B1
Verbsimperative
Imperative in Portuguese: How to Give Commands & Make Requests
Like other Romance languages, Portuguese has a rich system of verb conjugations, including the Imperative mood. The Imperative is used to give…
