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The 1500 most common Portuguese words organized in 38 categories

Learning Portuguese can be a daunting task, especially when faced with the vast array of vocabulary. However, focusing on the 1.500 most used words in the language can provide a solid foundation for learners. By concentrating on these words, individuals ensure that their efforts are directed towards practical vocabulary commonly encountered in real-life situations. This …

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The 100 most common verbs in Portuguese + PDF and MP3

In this article you will find: PDF with the conjugation of the 40 most used verbs. MP3 with the conjugation of the 40 most used verbs. Sentences illustrating the different meanings of each verb. List of the 100 most used verbs. The best website for conjugating verbs in Portuguese. The journey of learning Portuguese can …

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How to learn Portuguese verb conjugation easily and quickly

Verb conjugation is the most difficult thing to learn in Portuguese. But, by knowing the right learning tools and strategies, you’ll learn this grammar topic faster than you can imagine. In this article, I’ll show you step by step how to do that. Conjugation and regular verbs Irregular verbs The most frequent verbs in Portuguese …

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Months of the Year in Portuguese – With Audio

Months of the year in Brazilian Portuguese: Janeiro January is the first month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars and the first of seven months to have a length of 31 days. The first day of the month is known as New Year’s Day. Fevereiro February is the second month of …

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Advanced Brazilian Portuguese Course – PraDizer

Get To Know PraDizer , a Program Totally In Portuguese For You to: Conjugate Verbs With Ease FLIP BOX Learn the meanings of the most common verbs and how to use verb tenses with ease. Increase Your Vocabulary FLIP BOX Learn idioms and language patterns for you to express yourself like a native. Improve Your …

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Português em Tempo Recorde – Curso para Iniciantes

Aprenda português para interagir com os brasileiros com confiança em situações do dia a dia. Conheça o Português em Tempo Recorde, o único curso que vem com uma série de vídeos sobre a vida no Brasil! Este curso é para pessoas que: – Querem aproveitar ao máximo a viagem ao Brasil, mas …

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Portuguese In Record Time

FINALLY A PRACTICAL COURSE FOR YOU TO SPEAK AND UNDERSTAND BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE WITH EASE! WHAT MAKES THIS COURSE SO COMPLETE? 1 – Learn on the go, anytime Portuguese in Record Time gives you the freedom to study anytime, anywhere and on any device (smartphone, laptop, PC, tablet). 2 – Listening taken to a higher level Train your ears for real-life …

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How to say WHAT A PITY and HOW COOL in Portuguese

In this video you’re going to learn how to say “What a pity”, “How cool” in Portuguese. Que pena! What a pity! Que ótimo! That’s great! Que chato! How boring! Que bacana! How cool! Que calor! It’s so hot! Que alívio! What a relief! Note that the combination que + substantivo ou adjetivo has different …

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Gender in Portuguese: top rules to know if a noun is masculine or feminine

How to know if a noun is masculine or feminine? In this video you’ll learn the top rules to determine gender in Brazilian Portuguese. Identifying the gender of words is one of the most confusing things in Portuguese. Even intermediate students struggle with that. Why do we say a cama, but we say o dilema …

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Don’t say VESTIR – Learn Brazilian Portuguese

Last week, one student of mine said the following sentence: Ricardo, eu não suporto VESTIR máscara. (Ricardo, I can’t stand WEARING a mask). I understood what he said, but the sentence is incorrect. We don’t use the verb VESTIR in this case. Can you guess the correct way? For this case, we …

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