Cooking

A kitchen disaster unfolds when siblings blame each other for the mess all over the floors and walls.

Manuel and António chat about their Christmas plans.

Learn vocabulary for kitchen utensils, cookware, and appliances as you take a tour through Rui and Joel’s kitchen.

As Francisca shares one of her favourite recipes with Alex, you’ll learn vocabulary related to food and cooking, and hear how the imperativo mood is used to give instructions.

I want to learn how to cook!

Joel and Ricardo discuss kitchen design challenges, including colour choices and stove preferences.

Mário compliments Helena’s cooking. Listen for examples of the passive voice through their conversation.

In addition to being one of the most difficult Portuguese words for foreigners to pronounce correctly, is Portugal’s most treasured dish and it is highly associated with its national identity.

Learn Portuguese while cooking a delicious meal with this recipe for Beira-Alta Style Carolos.

A group of friends are about to go see a movie. Before they leave, Diana decides to make dinner for everyone, despite not being a very good cook… Take note of how regular -ar verbs (such as chegar, começar, cozinhar, ajudar, cortar, etc.) are conjugated in the present tense (presente do indicativo) throughout the dialogue. […]

Follow along with this simple vegetarian recipe using some delicious Portuguese ingredients. The formal imperative mood is used throughout.

Practice the imperative mood as Carlos tries to keep up with Sara’s cooking instructions!