Sara shares her upcoming business trip plans with her husband Fernando, who can’t hide his envy.

Fernando makes his mother a delicious offer she can’t refuse!

Fernando finally makes his way to Dona Ana’s place, who is excited to indulge her sweet tooth.

A hearty meal knocks Pedro out for the evening, as his supportive mother looks on.

A history teacher describes a new class assignment.

Patrícia has a major headache after having to complete another big project at work, with the help of an incompetent team.

A customer’s quest for the perfect dress ends dramatically after the sales assistant gives her some bad news.

At a running competition, two dedicated fans place their bets on who will be the winner.

Sara loses her keys and counts on her husband Fernando’s help to find them.

A Philosophy assignment forces Maria, João and Pedro to reflect on some of society’s big issues.

Dona Ana is flustered after an eventful bus ride, and shares the events with Sr. Alberto.

A Portuguese couple sets out to explore the beauty of their own country, with the help of a travel agency.

After an unexpected workplace tragedy, employees gather to mourn the loss of a very important team member.

Today we revisit Diálogo 29 to discuss some of the vocabulary and expressions surrounding the Portuguese housing market. There’s also an extra listening challenge waiting for you in the second half, so stick around!

In this episode, we explore the Portuguese apartment rental market with James, a young adult of Portuguese descent looking for a new place. To find some leads, he recruits the help of his friend, Luís. However, Luís happens to be going through a bit of drama with his ex-girlfriend, so let’s see if he’s able […]

After our very challenging Diálogo, dedicated to the Algarvian dialect, we decided to record a follow-up discussion with Eliana, (who voiced the Algarvian characters). She will help us understand a bit better some of the difficult terms and expressions that came up in that episode, and how they’re typically used in the region.

In what might possibly be our most ambitious Diálogo to date, we explore some of the delightful bureaucracy that surrounds obtaining a residency permit in Portugal. With Michael (our special guest estrangeiro) moving to Algarve, we get a chance to explore some of the vocabulary and pronunciation quirks that set this region apart from the […]