A man visits a print shop in Portugal to print some PDFs.

Sílvia deals with a pushy salesman while shopping for an electronic drum set. Then she leaves a voicemail for her partner about what happened and what she decided.

A daughter and her mother discuss their evening plans.

At the hospital, Mário consults with Lisa about a patient with recurrent gastrointestinal issues, seeking advice on further testing.

A day at the park turns from picnic to panic in this simple A1 story.

Two friends and colleagues, Sara and Joana, discuss the challenges they face when organizing a health conference.

Rui and Joel take you on a walk to the train station while they talk about their hobbies!

A girl flaps her arms, and is amazed to find herself flying over the city of Coimbra! Hear the story in both the present and past tense.

The only three words you’ll need in Portugal: bifana, prego, leitão

Emily is in search of gluten-free breakfast options! Learn how to ask about ingredients and discuss dietary restrictions in European Portuguese.

When Zé shows off his wild drawing, Liliana questions the role of artificial intelligence in creating art.

Maria asks for help finding various items around the supermarket.

Explore compound tenses in the futuro composto and condicional as a man wonders where his life choices might lead him.

Here it is, the annual Practice Portuguese Christmas video. This year, we did something different and had you ask Rui and Joel about… ANYTHING! Obrigado to those who participated and to all of our members who have supported Practice Portuguese for another fantastic year. We hope you enjoy this video! Feliz Natal & Boas Festas! […]

Think back to the early days of learning Portuguese… When you started talking about simple likes and dislikes, you probably paused at phrases like and wondered what that was doing there. This was your first encounter with regência (regency), a grammatical principle which relates to how words depend on others to complete their meaning. In […]