We express our emotions all the time. Today you will learn 10 common emotions in Portuguese, including good and bad feelings. The goal is to improve your ability to communicate in Portuguese so you can deepen relationships and enrich your conversations. For each emotion I will show you not only Read More
Bom and Bem are not interchangeable. Here’s how to use them correctly
Bom and Bem are one of the first words every Portuguese speaker learns. Yet I see these words used incorrectly all the time, even by advanced speakers. There is no reason to mix up Bom and Bem. Let me show you how to use the them correctly. There's a practice exercise at the end of the lesson. Read More
Bem pertinho: How to Use Bem to Mean Very
I bet that one of the first words that you learned in Portuguese was Bem, which means well. In fact, my most watched video lesson is the one that tells you what Tudo bem really means. But we also use Bem a whole lot with a different meaning, and that's what I'm going to teach you today. Bem Read More
Street Smart Deal: Get 2 Hours of Instruction Free ($100 Value)
September is my birthday :) I have a deal for us to celebrate the occasion. For a limited time you can get 2 hours of free Portuguese lessons when you purchase 10 hours of instruction ($100 value). That’s right, you buy 10 hours of Portuguese lessons and get 12 hours of instruction. This deal Read More
10 Portuguese Idioms with Colors & 11 Colors in Portuguese
Today you will learn 11 colors in Portuguese and 10 very useful colloquial expressions using the colors. This lesson is organized in three parts: 11 most commonly used colors in Portuguese Some needed grammar so you can use the colors correctly and be happy with your Portuguese :) Read More
5 Amazing Creatures from Brazilian Folklore
August is the month of folklore. This is when we celebrate the rites, traditions, popular wisdom, dances, and festivities of different cultures around the globe. The date is celebrated worldwide on August 22nd. Inspired by the stories I heard when I was a kid in Brazil, I'd like to introduce you to Read More
4 different ways to use the verb Enganar with different meanings in Portuguese
The verb Enganar in Portuguese is a very interesting one. It has different meanings when used in different ways. I will show you an example in the dialogue below: Paula: Paguei R$ 45,00 ao Júlio pelo livro, mas o preço certo era R$ 30,00. Cris: Então o Júlio enganou você? Paula: Não, eu é que me Read More
Like Brazilian Food? Enjoy these great resources and improve your Portuguese
Social media posts about Brazilian food always generate great engagement. Of course, right? Who can resist a good pão de queijo or a beautiful moqueca dish? Have you been using your love of Brazilian food to improve your Portuguese? You should! Most English speakers who have a Brazilian Read More
How to say My, Your, Our, Their in Portuguese: Possessive Pronouns, Own Them Now!
The kitty in the picture is my precious baby doll Amahle. Because she is a girl, when I say “my cat”, I say minha gata. If my kitty was a boy, I’d say meu gato. If I had two cats and one was a boy, I’d say meus gatos. Yes, in Portuguese, the possessive pronouns vary in gender (masculine and Read More
Understand How to Use Em, No, Na in Portuguese
These little words cause a lot of trouble to language learners. Em, No, Na are prepositions. In this lesson you will understand what they mean and when to use each one. Read More
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