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Chart explaining the difference between the verbs, considering the level of formality

The image below shows expressions to talk about relationship status in Brazilian Portuguese. We tend to use "eu sou" to refer to...

The image below shows the difference between na frente de (in front of), entre (between), em cima de (on top of), atrás de (behind), and...

The image below includes some vocabulary about places in the city in Brazilian Portuguese: rodoviária (bus station), ponto de ônibus (bus...

Learning a new language is a way to connect to expressions and feelings. Being able to talk about what you like and what you don't like...

Por, pelo, pela, para, pro, and pro can be quite confusing for people who don't speak Portuguese as a first language. It'll be easier for...

This post intends to help you learn the conjugation of regular verbs in the present. Practice will help you internalize it, but knowing...

Expressing feelings in our mother tongue can be tough, let alone a foreign language. We can only try, am I right? The first step is...

Possessive adjectives (like my, your, our) in Portuguese, like in many languages, indicate ownership. As a gendered language like French,...

Wh-questions are fundamental for communication in Brazilian Portuguese. You will come across them when you feel like ordering, when you...

Brazilians use DE, DO, and DA many times in a single sentence. The reason why this happens is that these words can mean many different...