Are you curious about Portuguese language? Do you want to make your learning process more effective and interesting? Here you will find cool facts about Portuguese language and the right ways to learn it.
The feeling of a stable state of a person is based on three main components: home, work and a loved one. So let’s talk about it in Portuguese while learning new grammar rules and expanding our vocabulary. Merging prepositions Even at the very beginning of learning the Portuguese language, we immediately learn that the … Ler mais
Phrasal verbs are verbs that change their meaning depending on the preposition that follows them. On the one hand, phrasal verbs seem difficult to remember. It is easy to get confused in prepositions, and it would be better for each meaning to have its own separate word. On the other hand, we need to operate … Ler mais
In this article, we have collected the remaining variations of the phrasal verbs dar (to give), ficar (to stay), and passar (to conduct). Phrasal verbs are often forgotten, so our article serves to ensure that there is a place to quickly look and refresh your knowledge. So, this time we will look at the meanings … Ler mais
The next stop of our train called “Learning Portuguese” will be at the station of the past time “Pretérito Imperfeito”. This verbal tense will help us talk not about single actions in the past, but about a long period of time and repetitive actions or situations that may have influenced our lives now. Creation of … Ler mais
What we did in the past and what we are doing in the present can be combined into one concept – gaining life experience. It is what makes us interesting and wise individuals. Today we’ll look at some grammar rules to help us talk about this. As we know, there can be many options for … Ler mais
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