Learn Brazilian Portuguese online, explained in English
Brazilian Portuguese from zero to B1, explained in English: nasal vowels, the «r», ser × estar, the way people really speak and life in Brazil. 62 lessons.
- Lesson 1: Sounds, alphabet and greetings · Session 1
- Lesson 1: Sounds, alphabet and greetings · Session 2
- Lesson 1: Sounds, alphabet and greetings · Session 3
- Lesson 1: Sounds, alphabet and greetings · Session 4
- Lesson 2: Ser, pronouns and adjectives · Session 5
- Lesson 2: Ser, pronouns and adjectives · Session 6
- Lesson 2: Ser, pronouns and adjectives · Session 7
- Lesson 2: Ser, pronouns and adjectives · Session 8
All 62 lessons in the course
- Sounds, alphabet and greetings
- Ser, pronouns and adjectives
- Introductions, countries, numbers 0-20 and age
- Present of -ar verbs, negation and questions
- Articles, gender, plural and «tem»
- Present of -er and -ir verbs
- Family and possessives
- Café and food: «queria», numbers to 100, prices in reais
- Time, days, months and dates
- Estar, location and contractions (no, na)
- City and directions
- Essential irregular verbs
- Wanting, being able to, needing and having to
- Daily routine and reflexive verbs
- Shopping, clothes, colors and demonstratives
- Likes and preferences: gostar and preferir
- Plans and actions in progress: ir + infinitive and estar + gerund
- A1 review and mock test
- Simple past: regular verbs
- Simple past: irregular verbs
- The imperfect: how things used to be
- Simple past or imperfect: telling a story
- Direct object pronouns
- Indirect object pronouns
- Pronoun placement and the spoken norm
- Comparatives and superlatives
- The future: ir + infinitive and the simple future
- The imperative
- Polite requests and the conditional
- Estar + gerund, acabar de, continuar, ficar
- Por and para
- Relatives: que, onde, quem
- Health: the doctor and the pharmacy
- Travel: airport, bus station and hotel
- Work and talking about your job
- Phone, WhatsApp, invitations and appointments
- Home, renting and neighbors
- A2 review and simulado
- Mais-que-perfeito: the past before the past
- Pretérito perfeito composto and the Brazilian use
- The conditional: futuro do pretérito
- The present subjunctive: forms
- The subjunctive: wish, doubt and emotion
- The subjunctive: purpose, time limits and conditions
- The imperfect subjunctive
- The future subjunctive
- Hypotheses with «se»
- Indirect speech
- Passive voice and the «se» constructions
- Personal infinitive, gerund and participle
- Relatives (2): cujo, o qual, quanto, onde
- Connectors
- Opinion and debate
- Formal style and e-mail
- Work and the job interview
- News and media
- Culture, festivals and regions
- Living in Brazil: bank, CPF, SUS, Pix and documents
- Strategies: paraphrasing, asking for help, registers and slang
- Prepositions and crase: the grave accent «à»
- Review of all tenses
- B1 simulado: listening, reading, grammar, speaking and writing