Learn Portuguese - Beginner to Advanced

Discover how Portuguese consonant combinations create new sounds, with examples such as chuva, ilha, sonho, and cantiere, and prepare for the rest of the course with reading exercises.

Learn to form negation in Portuguese by placing nao in front of the verb, with examples like eu nao como carne and ela nao trabalha, and use nunca and ninguém.

Learn to count from 20 to 100 in Portuguese, understanding that numbers are formed by tens followed by the units, with practice guessing numbers from a table.

Learn to count from 100 to 1,000 in Portuguese, review decimals, master hundreds and the rule of placing the amount before the hundred, and practice up to a thousand.

Count from 1000 to 10,000 in portuguese by placing the amount in front of thousands, using mil for thousand, and applying the same rule up to ten thousand.

Explore plural feminine possessive pronouns in Portuguese and how they agree with gender and number, with examples like nossas and suas that illustrate usage.

Explains how Portuguese demonstrative pronouns indicate object proximity, with forms for masculine, feminine, singular and plural (este/esta/estes/estas near; esse/essa/esses/essas far), illustrated with sentences.

Learn Portuguese vegetables vocabulary and practice forming sentences with quantities, such as one kilogram of batatas, por favor, and I would like a carrot, an onion, and a paprika.

Learn basic clothes vocabulary in Portuguese, from coat and jacket to camisole, sweater, dress, skirt, underwear, swimsuit, bikini, and shoes. See practical example sentences with wearing and buying clothes.

Learn Portuguese clothing vocabulary, covering items such as tennis sneaker, boot, flip flop, scarf, purse, wallet, hat, belt, wristwatch, glasses, sunglasses, glove, and tie.

Learn essential airport vocabulary in Portuguese, including airport, airplane, travel agent, security guard, stewardess, taxi, departure hall, arrival hall, customs, boarding pass, delay, and gate, through sample sentences.

Explore food and drink places and build vocabulary for restaurant, tavern, fish restaurant, steakhouse, cafe, club, take away, and pizzeria.

Learn Portuguese vocabulary for food sector occupations, including chef de cuisine, chef, waiter, barista, pastry chef, cashier, and cleaning staff. Practice using these terms in sentences.

Learn to tell time in Portuguese using morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night phrases, with examples like seven in the morning, one in the afternoon, and nine in the evening.

Master time prepositions in Portuguese, such as at, on, in, around, before, during, from, since, until, and after, with practical examples and usage in sentences.

Learn adverbs of frequency such as every day, daily, always, almost always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never, with example sentences showing daily routines.

Master the present continuous with irregular verbs by conjugating estar, ter, ir, fazer, and dizer. Practice forming sentences such as I am being, you are having, we are going.

Learn how to form the past continuous in Portuguese by conjugating regular verbs using the past simple of to be, the verb stem, and category suffixes.

Master the future continuous in Portuguese by conjugating regular verbs with estar in the future simple, using stems and suffixes (cantando, trabalhando, comendo, bebendo, partindo, abrindo).

Master Portuguese past perfect for regular verbs by using the auxiliary tinha, the verb stem, and the ado or ido suffix with pronouns like eu and nós.

Explore how conjunctions connect two main sentences and coordinate words to improve your Portuguese speech. Master five categories of conjunctions with examples like and, but, or, because, so.

Conjugate irregular verbs in the Portuguese imperative through practical, example-driven practice. Explore key verbs like be, have, go, do, and say within contextual sentences.

Learn how to form the Portuguese conditional by attaching e or es to infinitives after the pronoun, with examples like cantar, trabalhar, comer, beber, partir, abrir, ser, and ir.