ByCarla
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
For lesson 39 of our European Portuguese podcast, Marlon calls Tiago to invite him for a day at the beach. So this is a lesson loaded with colloquialisms that you’d struggle to find in your normal textbook. Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
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
It is no surprise that some natural compounds can help cerebral functions, but those learning European Portuguese, or any other language for that matter, should be aware, that not all natural herbs are going to help you in your language acquisition journey, some can actually hinder it. Does science prove that herbs help with language…
It has been a little while but we’re back. More free Portuguese lessons with Carla and the husband (Marlon). We pick up more or less where we left off: just getting to our Hotel room. Listen out for a special guest. Also in this lesson: What Marlon’s Grand mom sounds like when under the effect of powerful “get…
Well, we’re back with a new series of European Portuguese lessons. We’ve been working on these new episodes for a few months now and it has taken us longer than anticipated, but we’re very happy with the result so far and we hope you will be too. There are a few changes you will notice…
Hey folks, we shot this European Portuguese Vocabulary lesson at the Lisbon Zoo a few weeks ago. How many animal names can you correctly pronounce?While we were at it, we also asked natives standing by to give us terms associated with specific animals. The theory goes, that the more “items” your brain has associated with…
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 🙂