
Level two of brazilian portuguese the ultimate course offers a visual, portuguese-explained approach to present tense with future and past previews, plus pdf resources, audio practice, and culture coverage.
Learn Portuguese faster by watching videos in Portuguese on topics you love, boosting vocabulary and listening skills. Explore Brazilian YouTube channels and a PDF of links to practice across topics.
What are your favorite songs in Portuguese? Who's your favorite artist? This is the space for you to share your ideas and thoughts with your classmates and with me.
Learn Brazilian Portuguese numbers from ten to one hundred, including compound forms like thirty-three, forty-four, fifty-five, sixty-six, seventy-seven, and eighty-eight.
Learn the Portuguese verb ter in the present indicative, including its possessive use and age expressions, with practical examples and essential conjugation insights.
Practice asking and answering ages in Brazilian Portuguese through page 50 conversation exercises, reinforcing common phrases and number-related vocabulary.
Learn how to tell the time and ask for the time in Portuguese, using por favor, horas, minutos, and feminine numbers like uma and duas.
Practice telling the time in Portuguese and learn to greet unknown people with polite forms such as monsieur, senor, senora, using por favor in conversation models.
Practice conversational Brazilian Portuguese on hours, using page 52 prompts from the vamos conversar segment in the level 2 course.
Master the Portuguese verb sair to express leaving, using de, do, and da with masculine and feminine places, with examples like sair de casa and sair da casa.
Navigate page 53 in the De Olha na Gramática grammar unit to study the sair verb in Brazilian Portuguese course level 2.
Practice telling time in Portuguese and discussing hours with model dialogues, including leaving work at five in the afternoon and leaving home at seven and a half in the morning.
Learn three key Portuguese verbs—joga, toca, and brincar—and how they express playing sports, board games, musical instruments, and children's activities, with present indicative conjugation and examples.
Explore page 54 of Brazilian Portuguese - The Ultimate Course (Level 2), focusing on sports and games.
Explore Brazilian Portuguese vocabulary for musical instruments on page 55, building practical language skills with instrument terms for everyday conversation.
Practice the verbs jogar and tocar through weekend scenarios with Carlos and Ana, and learn the conjugation of fazer for basic conversation in a conversational model.
practice Brazilian Portuguese conversation from page 56, vamos conversar, focusing on weekends and everyday scenarios in level 2 of the Brazilian Portuguese course.
Practice the verb brincar through a model-based conversation about saturday and sunday mornings, featuring amarelinha and hide and seek, with a Portuguese explanation of conjugation.
listen and identify who is playing what in a sequence of questions, using cues about tocar, jogar, and brincar with Cauã, Lúcia, Maria Eduarda, Marisa, and the children.
Explore the everyday Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation of the preposition para, especially when followed by an article, with practical examples like para você.
Explore page 59 of our Brazilian Portuguese level 2 course, focusing on everyday Portuguese phrases and daily language usage in a concise summary.
Identify zodiac signs from birthdays through a series of dialogues, practicing listening to determine each person's sign based on their birth dates.
Practice basic Brazilian Portuguese conversation about birthdays, learning how to ask and answer when someone's birthday is, through a page 62 dialogue.
Listen to page 63 exercises to mark the correct word in Brazilian Portuguese. Engage with the level 2 course to strengthen listening and word recognition through page-based activities.
Practice Brazilian Portuguese conversation around inviting and accepting party invitations, using practical phrases and responses from a level 2 course to build everyday speaking confidence.
Watch a pharmacy dialogue where a customer seeks headache medicine, learns pain vocabulary like headache, toothache, earache, and explores analgesics such as paracetamol and ibuprofen in Brazil, with English translation.
Learn to interact in Brazilian Portuguese at the pharmacy, as outlined on page 66, within the Brazilian Portuguese course level 2.
Learn the birthday song Parabéns, its lyrics meaning 'happy birthday' and 'congratulations,' and practice related words like aniversário, querido, amiga, felicidades, and vida longa in everyday contexts.
Practice Brazilian Portuguese reading with a birthday party scenario, featuring vaccine vocabulary from page 67.
Explore page 68 did you know: football in Brazilian Portuguese, and strengthen football vocabulary with cultural notes.
Master the conjugation of the verb ter and practice completing sentences to solidify Brazilian Portuguese grammar.
Practice exercise 3 centers on asking what time it is, reinforcing telling time in Brazilian Portuguese through a workbook activity.
Observe the conjugation of the verb jogar and complete the sentences properly to practice Portuguese verb forms.
Practice writing the names of musical instruments in Portuguese, reinforcing Brazilian Portuguese vocabulary and spelling through a workbook activity.
Observe the conjugation of the verb ir and answer the questions using the information in the box below.
Practice conjugating the verb poder in Brazilian Portuguese by completing sentences in the exercise book, reinforcing grammar and quick recall.
Practice writing the seasons of the year in Portuguese to reinforce vocabulary and spelling in this level 2 workbook activity.
Learn adverbs of frequency and the preposition com, practice present and near-future verb conjugations, and expand vocabulary for transportation, places, events, and foods while boosting all four skills.
Focus on vocabulary on page 69 of Brazilian Portuguese, level 2, in the ultimate course.
Practice adverbs of frequency and the verb to come in the indicative through simple dialogues. Use prepositions like em, no, and na to describe actions and locations in Brazilian Portuguese.
Practice a Brazilian Portuguese conversation on page 71, featuring the vamos conversar module and the phrase eu sempre venho aqui.
Explore the dígrafos ch, lh, and nh in Brazilian Portuguese, improving pronunciation and spelling with focused practice based on page 72.
Practice listening comprehension in Brazilian Portuguese by marking the word you hear on page 72.
Learn the Portuguese verb dizer, meaning to tell or to say, with present indicative conjugation, supported by many examples and a Portuguese explanation.
Master the verb dizer in Brazilian Portuguese with grammar guidance from page 73 of de olho na gramática, level 2.
Explore Brazilian Portuguese level 2 through page 73, vamos conversar, with the theme everyone is lying, focusing on practical speaking and conversation skills.
Practice the verb vir and transportation phrases in Portuguese, with examples like eu vou de carro and ela vai de taxi, using de to express transport.
Practice conversational Brazilian Portuguese on page 74 with vamos conversar and how you come across, as part of the Brazilian Portuguese - the ultimate course (level 2).
Practice the Portuguese verbs ir and ver through a conversation activity on going to a party, using the present indicative, with model dialogues and explanations of conjugation.
Practice Brazilian Portuguese conversation focused on going to a party, using everyday dialogue and practical phrases from page 76.
Practice using the preposition com with present indicative verbs through conversations about who goes to a festival or theater with someone.
Practice basic Portuguese conversation on page 77, exploring who you talk to and how to start conversations in everyday scenarios.
Explore Brazilian Portuguese vocabulary for verduras on page 78, helping learners build practical food-related language for everyday conversations.
Explore page 81 of the Brazilian Portuguese - The Ultimate Course (Level 2), focusing on haver vs ter in everyday Brazilian Portuguese to boost practical fluency.
Master Brazilian Portuguese for supermarket shopping, focusing on practical vocabulary and common phrases from page 82 to navigate groceries with confidence.
Explore the verb pôr, meaning to put or to place, its status as a second conjugation verb, and its historical vowel loss and current Portuguese conjugation patterns.
Master Brazilian Portuguese grammar with a focused look at the verb pôr on page 84, in this level 2 course.
Explore the typical Brazilian lunch, defined as the meal between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and learn the Portuguese verb for to have lunch plus its English translation.
Explore the diverse and rich Brazilian cuisine with mouthwatering typical dishes and vibrant flavors. Learn how proteins like chicken pair with salad, french fries, and vegetables to create balanced meals.
Read a grocery shopping text in Brazilian Portuguese, then review the English translation and a Portuguese explanation, learning vocabulary like supermercado, bananas, batatas, guarana Antarctica.
Create a practical shopping list as the nearly empty fridge prompts a quick supermarket run, selecting bacon, bananas, potatoes, broccoli, popcorn, and soda for a movie night.
Explore how Brazil ranks as the world's third largest fruit producer, with the video highlighting fruits like banana, orange, watermelon, and mango across brazilian states.
Brazil ranks as the third-largest fruit producer after China and India, yielding about 37 million tons annually. Major production spans states such as São Paulo and Minas Gerais, including bananas.
After finishing unit six, download the workbook from resources, complete all writing activities, and then watch the videos in this section to reinforce what you studied.
Practice completing sentences with words from the box to reinforce telling the truth in Brazilian Portuguese, as part of Atividade 01 from the livro de exercícios.
Study the conjugation of the verb vir and complete the sentences to reinforce Portuguese verb forms and grammar skills.
Practice writing the names of the means of transportation in Brazilian Portuguese to reinforce transportation vocabulary.
Practice writing the names of the foods in a focused exercise, reinforcing vocabulary as you complete activity 7 from the Brazilian Portuguese course.
Rewrite the sentences and follow the pattern as part of activity 10 in Brazilian Portuguese.
practice Portuguese verb conjugation by observing the verb pôr and completing sentences to reinforce correct usage.
Practice Brazilian Portuguese through atividade 14 in the Livro de Exercícios, engaging with linguistic collaborators and exploring Brazilian Portuguese usage.
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Welcome to Brazilian Portuguese – The Ultimate Course (Level 2)
This course is a continuation of the Brazilian Portuguese – The Ultimate Course (Level 1). So, in case you haven’t, I recommend that you take Level 1 before taking this course.
Are you ready to keep on learning Brazilian Portuguese?
Brazilian Portuguese – The Ultimate Course has two levels so far, but it is intended to have several other levels. From beginners to advanced. The first three levels will focus mainly on basic Tenses. On the first level, we focused on the Present. On this level, we’re going to keep on focusing on the present, but we’re also going to introduce the future.
This is a very visual course. And because the course is so visual, I’ve decided to do the explanation videos in Portuguese from this level on. By doing this, your exposure to Portuguese will be more intense, and you will learn faster.
Of course, we’re going to keep on working on every aspect of the Portuguese language: Conversation, Pronunciation, Grammar, Informal Language, Culture.
The first thing you have to do is go to resources and download all the PDFs there. This way, you’ll be able to see everything that is going to be taught throughout the course.
The lectures are named according to the following criteria: page number on the PDF + Activity Name. So, always use the PDFs as your guide.
Learning a new language takes time and practice. So, it’s not productive to watch the whole course in a single day because you’re not going to internalize the vocabulary.
Do the conversation activities in this course more than once. Just move on to the next activity when you feel that you’re able to, easily and confidently, answer the questions you’ve been practicing. If you follow the methodology here, you will learn Portuguese really well.
How does this course work?
At Resources, you’ll be able to download the PDFs with all the activities that will be taught throughout the course. It is a beautiful, well-designed material containing hundreds of pictures that will help you understand Portuguese with ease.
Each unit of the course is divided into the following sections:
Vocabulário (Vocabulary): It works as an introduction to the unit. Here you’ll learn some important words that will be covered in that unit.
De olho na gramática (Keeping an eye out for grammar): this section will bring you just the right amount of grammar you need to do the oral activities in a natural way.
Vamos conversar? (Let’s talk!): this section is the core of this course because it is composed of real-life conversational models. Students must answer questions following a pattern while incorporating in their sentences the vocabulary that was introduced at the beginning of the unit. That’s exactly where this course stands out from the others because students are encouraged to say the answers orally and within the allotted time. That’s the best way to acquire fluency.
Na ponta da língua (On the tip of your tongue): this section gives pronunciation tips that, over time, will help students get familiar with the sounds that may be key to understanding native speakers of Brazilian Portuguese.
Leitura! (Reading!): this section is a text containing lots of words that were studied throughout the unit. Somehow, it is a way to review what the students have learned in the unit, but also to show how much they can now understand.
Você sabia? (Did you know?) This section brings interesting cultural facts about Brazil. After all, from where I stand, language can’t be dissociated from culture.
Besides that, you’ll also be able to download PDFs with lots of writing activities which are also corrected on video.
Please believe me when I say that I’ve tried my best to create a course that would be meaningful to those people whose goal is to learn Portuguese.
Thank you so much for your time.
Muito obrigado!