Lesson 1: Useful Phrases
Olá means hello, Obrigado or Obrigada means thank you, and Por favor means please.
Discover a beginner-friendly introduction to Portuguese vocabulary, grammar and practice activities you can use at your own pace.
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Olá means hello, Obrigado or Obrigada means thank you, and Por favor means please.
Get familiar with ser (to be), estar (to be) and ter (to have). Context determines their usage.
Practice numbers, family words, food items and common places by creating simple sentences.
You can say Olá! Chamo-me Alex. Sou da Índia. Estou a aprender português. This means: Hello! My name is Alex. I am from India. I am learning Portuguese. Some wording is more common in European Portuguese than Brazilian Portuguese.
Replace Alex with your name, India with your country, and introduce something you like. Look up unfamiliar words and verify the sentence pattern before repeating it.
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Useful answers to common Portuguese learning questions.
The learning curve depends on your previous languages and practice habits. Small, regular lessons can make progress manageable.
Yes, Portuguese uses the Latin alphabet with accents and other orthographic conventions.
They are varieties of Portuguese with shared fundamentals and differences in usage, vocabulary and pronunciation.
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