I’m karolinti and this is European Portuguese lesson for beginners. In this episode you will practise your speaking skills by learning how to ask and answer to questions what do you eat and drink for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Portuguese. This is lesson lesson 48 dedicated to beginners. This is CIPLE (Certificado Inicial de Português Língua Estrangeira) Portuguese Language Test preparation, which is a mandatory for foreign individuals who want to obtain Portuguese citizenship.
In this episode you will learn basic food vocabulary in Portuguese. Presented words are products that you and me eat very often, if not every day. Knowing them will help you in making simple sentences and questions about food and drinks. This is lesson lesson 47 dedicated to beginners. Thanks for your fotos and films: Genérico – “Morangos Com Açúcar I” Morangos Tube Photo by Lars Blankers on Unsplash Photo by Mitchell Luo on Unsplash Intro and Outro Music: Twin Musicom: Old Bossa – under license Creative Commons Attribution
What does preposition A mean in English and when and how to use it? In this episode I show you different meanings and use of preposition A (preposição A) in European Portuguese as well as I present to you its different forms that it has with articles. All lesson is full of examples so that you can learn Portuguese grammar fast and easy! This is lesson lesson 46 dedicated to beginners.
In this episode I proudly present to you my students. 😀 I ask my girls to pick up a question and respond to it. These questions were a good revision of our 30 lessons together. Some of them were very easy, very basic but there were also some questions that made my students think twice before answering. As minhas alunas😀 made such a great progress in learning Portuguese. Only 4 months ago they didn’t speak a word. Of course, some errors occurred but it is a part of learning process. To be honest it wasn’t easy for me to persuade my students in participating in this video ☺️ but I think they did a great job! What do you recon? Let me know in comments!
