Learn Portuguese - BrazilianPodClass (Previous Episodes)

Episodes

1. 100

   100 - A Song – Se Eu Quiser Falar com Deus

   In this episode, we are going to learn the vocabulary related to parts of a building and the Pretérito Perfeito and the Pretérito Perfeito Composto do Indicativo compared. Today’s song - Se eu quiser falar com Deus - is by Gilberto Gil, one of the most famous singers and composers in Brazil since...

   Jul 8, 2008
2. 9

   9 - In the Hotel

   Today we are going to study the numbers from 100 to 1000 and the verbs in the Present Continuous.

   Aug 28, 2007
3. 8

   8 - Leather Shoes

   Today we are learning the colors, different kinds of material and the verb QUERER in the present.

   Aug 26, 2007
4. 7

   7 - What Time Is It?

   Today we are going to learn how to say the time in Portuguese, the numbers from 20 to 100 and the verb PODER (can).

   Aug 21, 2007
5. 6

   6 - At the Restaurant

   Eating out in Brazil is very inexpensive, especially at the “Kilo” restaurants, where you pay by the weight. In this dialogue, Regina prefers to go to a la carte restaurant.

   Aug 18, 2007
6. 5

   5 - Let’s Go to the Street Market

   In today’s dialogue, Solange suggests going to a street market, and Carlos invites her to lunch out afterwards. We’ll also learn the numbers from 1 to 12.

   Aug 14, 2007
7. 4

   4 - Where Are You From?

   Today you’ll learn the names of some countries and how to ask “How do you say this word in Portuguese?”.

   Aug 10, 2007
8. 3

   3 - A Walk Along the Beach

   Paul Clark is walking along a beach in Rio, but he doesn’t know its name. He asks a nice lady who is passing by. In this episode you’ll also learn the Portuguese alphabet.

   Aug 6, 2007
9. 2

   2 - Introductions

   In this dialogue, you will have an example of how to introduce yourself, introduce someone else and say good-bye.

   Aug 2, 2007
10. 1

    1 - At a Seminar Reception Desk

    We’ll be listening to a dialogue that takes place in Rio de Janeiro, at a seminar reception desk, between the receptionist and Mr. James Youlten. In this dialogue, James Youlten from England tells the receptionist his name, how to spell it and where he comes from.

    Jul 30, 2007