Numbers

Faced with an unexpected math test, Camila finds she was more prepared than she thought! (Need more Portuguese numbers practice? Pause the audio after each question to quiz yourself. 😉)

Luís describes his sleeping habits.

A customer asks questions about prices and quantities while shopping for fruits and vegetables.

A father who’s always early vs. a daughter who’s always late… It’s about time (pun intended) for an episode like this! Language focus: words and phrases related to time and numbers.

Joel and Ana discuss the cost of living in Portugal, highlighting the difference in income needed to live comfortably in Lisbon vs. other areas.

There are 8 reasons why I love to travel.

Pedro and Rita make plans to go to a concert.

In the Numbers 1 unit, we gave you an overview of many different types of numbers, and we practiced with just 0-19. Now it’s time to pick up where we left off, so we can start using higher numbers. The lessons in this unit will focus on Portuguese numbers in the tens, hundreds, and thousands.

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

Learn useful classroom vocabulary in this Shorty about students receiving some disappointing test results.

Have you ever noticed the huge structure of pointed arches stretching high above some of the roads and buildings in Lisbon? This is the aqueduct that brought water to many generations of Lisbon’s people for over 200 years.

A teacher leads his class in a lesson about the calendar. The students answer questions about time, dates, seasons of the year, and weather.