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Wine Tasting with a Brazilian vs. European Portuguese Twist

Join Rui (from Lisbon), Joel (from Canada), Eliana (from Algarve), and Marta (from Porto) as they are spoiled with an incredible wine tasting experience at “From the Vine” in Lisboa. They are hosted by their knowledgeable and friendly sommelier, André (from Brazil).

This isn’t just any wine tasting – it’s your ultimate comprehension challenge with a native-level conversation, with Brazilian & European Portuguese mixed in! We’ll explore differences in terms and expressions, learn how to tell if a bottle of wine is spoiled and find out what “vinho verde” really is. Don’t worry if you don’t catch every word; the goal is to understand the overall context of the conversation and practice immersing yourself in a native Portuguese conversation. So sit back, relax, and raise a glass with Practice Portuguese!

Filmed & Edited by José Orpinelli. Special thanks to Nicholas, André, and the whole team at “From the Vine” for this incredible experience and support.

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    • 00:00:10Rui: Olá! Tudo bem, André?
    • 00:00:13OK, obrigado.
    • 00:00:14André: Vocês estão esperando alguém?
    • 00:00:16R: Sim, a Marta e a Eliana.
    • 00:00:18A: Excelente, excelente.
    • 00:00:19R: Vêm ter connosco.
    • 00:00:19A: Perfeito, perfeito.
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