Obrigada por tudo, Liz! I learned 5 years ago that I'm half Madeiran and I was encouraged by your videos to commit to learning Portuguese. One of the things I do is to write word lists, sentences, and short stories in a 9x6" notebook, then I read them for comprehension and pronounciation. I make it a point to read each evening before bed and it's helped a lot. Plus, my dogs love it!
I am in the Philippines at the moment but back home in Portugal soon, working on my house. I am keen to get my D7 so I can get on the path to citizenship. My provincial capital city is Coimbra. I am very proud of the place I am in love with Portugal. Anyway, on my channel, you will see numerous videos about Coimbra, one in particular one of me in front of Coimbra A station, extatic to be back. Another is a student in full academy gear. My daughter went to university in Oxford and now lives there. It is extremely pleasant, as I always say, but it isn't a patch on Coimbra. So anyway, it seems to me that it would be great to remake the Inspector Morse series there. Morse has so much of the saudade about him and the vibe of Coimbra and the university would be amazing. I think it would end up dubbed back to English. Some things would have to be changed eg lots of fado and less opera. It would be epic. So I hope you can see where this is going. There is only one person who could pull it off, YOU.
how much work would it take to transition from brazilian portuguese to european portuguese? I would say i'm fairly comfortable or intermediate with Brazilian.
There are some diferences somewhat similar with the situation between US and British English and the main issue will be pronunciation. Pronunciation, some vocabulary and you are almost set to go. From a practical pov you are lucky that the Portuguese have an easier time with Brazilian Portuguese than the opposite. You will be easily understood but the opposite at the beginning probably not so much as Portuguese pronunciation is faster and time stressed (some letters or sounds disappear).
iam tanzanian but i have already started learning portuguese but masculine and feminine are most challenges and using of articles please help me on that
Obrigada por tudo, Liz! I learned 5 years ago that I'm half Madeiran and I was encouraged by your videos to commit to learning Portuguese. One of the things I do is to write word lists, sentences, and short stories in a 9x6" notebook, then I read them for comprehension and pronounciation. I make it a point to read each evening before bed and it's helped a lot. Plus, my dogs love it!
Wonderful, I love this!
Congrats on 100K Subscribers! And thanks so much for all you help you give to everyone :)
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Thank you so much!!
I am in the Philippines at the moment but back home in Portugal soon, working on my house. I am keen to get my D7 so I can get on the path to citizenship. My provincial capital city is Coimbra. I am very proud of the place I am in love with Portugal. Anyway, on my channel, you will see numerous videos about Coimbra, one in particular one of me in front of Coimbra A station, extatic to be back. Another is a student in full academy gear. My daughter went to university in Oxford and now lives there. It is extremely pleasant, as I always say, but it isn't a patch on Coimbra. So anyway, it seems to me that it would be great to remake the Inspector Morse series there. Morse has so much of the saudade about him and the vibe of Coimbra and the university would be amazing. I think it would end up dubbed back to English. Some things would have to be changed eg lots of fado and less opera. It would be epic. So I hope you can see where this is going. There is only one person who could pull it off, YOU.
Great ideas to kick-start my learning! See you shortly in the pronunciation 'classroom'... Jx
Awesome!!
Thanks so much for the Lyrics tip... just downloaded the app and loving learning some Portuguese rock songs!🥰
You're so welcome!
Excellent mam I very pleased to have information.im eager to attend classes .
I'm awaiting for the same.
I can't see any prices on your website for the pro program, what are the rough costs?
Hi, please send us an email at hello@talkthestreets.com :)
how much work would it take to transition from brazilian portuguese to european portuguese? I would say i'm fairly comfortable or intermediate with Brazilian.
It would be easy, try to focus on pronunciation and vocabulary :)
There are some diferences somewhat similar with the situation between US and British English and the main issue will be pronunciation. Pronunciation, some vocabulary and you are almost set to go. From a practical pov you are lucky that the Portuguese have an easier time with Brazilian Portuguese than the opposite. You will be easily understood but the opposite at the beginning probably not so much as Portuguese pronunciation is faster and time stressed (some letters or sounds disappear).
One day I will visit Portugal see the beauty of Portugal I want to learn about Portugal and Europe travelling the world.
Please Mrs recommend some universities in portugal who teaches portuguese course preparatory
iam tanzanian but i have already started learning portuguese but masculine and feminine are most challenges and using of articles please help me on that
hi! i’m just wondering, is European Portugese the same as Brazilian Portugese?? is there a difference??
There are differences! I have lots of videos comparing the two on my channel :)
great ideas, when do we get to see the baby?
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I need my writing and reading to match my speaking living here