ByMarlon
Lesson 25 is here to test your vocabulary retention. How many European Portuguese words and idiomatic expressions can you recall from previous lessons?
Let’s get started.
E não façam batota! (Don’t cheat)
Podcast or Lesson 16 of the Portuguese With Carla audio course takes us back to the holiday in Madeira. Learn Portuguese (Portugal/European) grammar and vocabulary an easy and fun way. This week we also start introducing some pretty cool idiomatic expressions that will no doubt impress Portuguese natives. Enjoy! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
In our European Portuguese lesson this week, the 29th, our characters are presented with a typical and delicious, if you ask me, Portuguese meal: “Polvo à lagareiro”. If you enjoy fish, proceed. Oh, by the way, you’ll also learn what it means to, linguistically, eat an ox. Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
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The shopping list for the beach continues. In this lesson you will also pick up some beach specific vocabulary as well as a few very common expressions European Portuguese use all the time. There’s also a treat below. 🙂 Desfrutem! Can you recall? Flashcards Match Spell
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Thank you, very enjoyable and educational 😊
Obrigada, Marlon e Carla desde a Califórnia!
Vau para Lisboa o domenica, Junho 20, 22 por 2 meses. Espero praticar muito o Português.
Vou continuar a ouvrir os podcasts.
Violetta