Basic Portuguese for complete beginners - your first lesson!
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Learn the top 20 essential European Portuguese words for beginners in this video lesson. Discover how knowing a few words and phrases can enhance your travel experience and make locals more interested in helping you. Plus, stay tuned for an exciting announcement at the end of the video! Don't forget to like and subscribe if you enjoy the lesson. For a more immersive learning experience, access our Memrise lesson in the description box. And as a bonus, we're offering a free 7-day access to our Pre-Journey course for complete beginners. Start your European Portuguese learning journey today!
Let us know in the comments if there are any other useful words or expressions you'd like to learn.
It was great. In the second part, the eighth sentence was wrongly translated (in English).
You're right! "Desculpe, onde é a casa de banho?" translates to "Excuse me, where is the bathroom?" I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for your attention to detail!
my right channel is having a great time. incredible production here!
We miss you so much please don't stop uploading again!!!❤
Aww thank you so much 🥰 the time we have had from the last time we posted to now has given us the opportunity to prepare some more videos that we’ll be publishing in the coming weeks/months - so you’ll be seeing more of us 😁 thank you for watching 🤗
it was helpful now i'm going to pass my Portuguese test on Monday thanks 🙏
@@RobertoKakujaha-dg6hb keep us posted 😀
I’m in love with Carla’s British accent!❤️
Obrigada ☺️
Welcome back! There's an error at @10:13 the phrase is "Excuse me, where is the toilet" but the translation below says "Hello, do you speak English"
Obrigada 😊 yes, well spotted! I’ll add a comment and pin it to the top 👍🏽
Portuguese with Carla was the first video of learning portuguese i found on youtube, your genuine pronunciation helped me a lot.
Thank you so much for sharing that 🤗🫶🏽
é verdade!
thank you it was helpful
Thanks Carla, you are fantastic! Best teacher ever!
Wow, thank you! 🥰
you are the best portuguese teacher
Great and valuable lesson, Carla! Thanks, Alex.
Glad you liked it, Alex 😊
I love this! I'm planning a trip in the coming months. I want to try to respect the opportunity to speak to the people.
That is incredible! 🤩 Thank you and all the best with your upcoming trip
You are a natural Portuguese teacher - I am going to enjoy learning with your tool
Thank you very much 🥰
Thanks, Clara, for making these very essential words & phrases video for absolute beginners ❤
Glad it was helpful! ❤️
I just love you guys. Can't wait to get back to learning after my other studies, that interrupted your program. It is so diffrent from anything i had seen before. Yes it is tough too, but it's as natural it can be and definitely not boring. I can't imagine how much work you put into this. Can't wait to talk to my inlaws and even get the passport eventually someday🙌
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled that you enjoy our program and find it engaging. Learning a new language can be challenging, but your enthusiasm will surely help you succeed. All the best with your studies, and hope to see you soon! 🙌
thank you Alex. this is very useful for my travel in Oct.from Japan
Glad it was helpful!
Eu amo Potuguês! É um legal language.
Hi. I just discovered your channel yesterday and it is very helpful. I will be visiting Portugal next year May! I have partial Portuguese ancestry from Azores, Lisbon, and Guarda based on genetic cousin matches. I speak conversational Italian and French and I used to speak nearly fluent Spanish. I think Portuguese will be challenging but I am eager to learn! I also think I will revert to speaking Italian or Spanish if I don’t know how to say something in Portuguese. When I was in Italy I would occasionally use Spanish words as I didn’t know the word in Italian! But I was understood.
Glad you like our channel 😊 it’s true that knowing other Latin based languages can make it a bit confusing as there are similarities but also significant differences that sometimes we don’t expect to find. On the other hand, it will also come in handy when learning Portuguese given the fact that some of the vocabulary is similar or the same! Also there’s many aspects in common when it comes to grammar 😀
My advice to anyone visiting Portugal is to try and speak as much Portuguese as possible (this will win you some brownie points with the natives) and any words you don’t know refer back to your other Latin based languages - it doesn’t work all the time, but it works often enough 😁 Have an amazing time in Portugal 🤗
Obrigada❤ Portugues e uma lingua piu belissima!❤
é verdade!
Meu Deus, Carla voltou!!!🎉🎉🎉 Que notícia boa!
Obrigada 🥰 é bom estar de volta!
I always think learning this/that are good for travelling too, especially when ordering or buying something 😊
Excellent teaching carla.obrigada
obrigado. é my first day to learn inglês. i feel so good . tchao tchao for now. Happy to see you ❤
Welcome back Carla, so glad you have returned🙏🏾
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Thank you for a great lesson! It was a pleasant surprise that you visited Ukraine because I am from Ukraine, and I dream of living in Portugal for at least six months, but unfortunately, it is not possible now. However, there is time to learn Portuguese, and with your help, it is always interesting. Thank you once more!
Im very happy to know our Portuguese videos are helping you learn the language and will get you close to achieve your dream of living there one day. Bons estudos! 🤗
Brigado
Excellent video! I have never found it easy learning languages but this video is the best starting point I have found; interesting, useful and actually enjoyable. I am picking up the words quite quickly but really struggling with the pronunciation, especially the Portuguese 'r' sound! But thanks so much for giving me the confidence and belief to keep going!
That’s great to hear that our video has given you a renewed enthusiasm for learning Portuguese 🥰
If you haven’t watched it already, here’s a link to a video on how to pronounce the Portuguese R: th-cam.com/video/B_xaE9jOaL8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xmMVotCCE9kvTEIK
Great video, God bless you and Portugal 🇵🇹
Obrigada ☺️
The word "desculpe" could be changed by "perdão"...similar to "pardon" in english or french...I think it's easier to remember and have those same meanings.
Obrigada Carla ❤we missed you loads😊🤗
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Thanks
It's pleasure to see you.. 🥰🥰
It’s great to be back 💗
Welcome Back 🥰🥰
❤obrigado Carla
Muito obrigada pela aula.
Ora essa! 🥰
I love your style of teaching :)
Obrigada ☺️
Muito obrigado pelo video. Bem vinda de volta. Há muito tempo.
Nós é que agradecemos 😊 É verdade, infelizmente, há muito tempo que não postávamos… Mas agora estamos de volta e vamos publicar com regularidade 😉
Happy to see you finally back, we want to hear you speak all português less english, like other TH-camrs, more advanced stuff please
Stay tuned 😉
Hi, I’ve just come across your channel and think your teaching style is great 😊
May I ask, what is the difference between “Por Favor” and “Se Faz Favor” ?
Thank you! 😃 Well, "Por favor" translates directly to "please" in English.
"Se faz favor" translates roughly to "would you be so kind" or "if you please."
However, the natives use both expressions interchangeably to make polite requests.
Obrigada 😊🙏🏻
Please upload more videoes like this
Obrigado
You teach really !
I like you my beautiful teacher ❤obrigado
You're welcome 😊
Nice 🥰 I want to learn Portuguese 😊
Go for it! 🙂You will absolutely love learning Portuguese. If you need more help, you can visit: portuguesewithcarla.com/
Thank you for your comment 🥰
Boa noite
could you please do a more advanced Portuguese videos as for i am not a beginner. I want to know the language fluently
You’ll be happy to know there’ll be more advanced “lessons” coming up soon 😉
Bless you, Vio condios
Obrigada ☺️
tysm im portugeese but ive never learnt it
It’s never too late 😉 Bons estudos!
Obrigado.
Clear sound❤
Hi CHAT GPT suggested me your channel, and so far your videos looks good. Do you have a progressive playlist? Where i can progress my Portuguese knowledge as i continue.
Olá! 👋
We're so glad you're enjoying the videos. 😄 Yes, we do have different progressive playlists designed to help you build your Portuguese knowledge step-by-step.
For example, you might like to start with our Playlist For The Beginners: th-cam.com/play/PL14iWyw1DOrGlZXfnNY2RNqe_s4KGwCKh.html
If you prefer more advanced topics, you can move on to our Intermediates/Advanced Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL14iWyw1DOrGLhQZBJ1KJwGBDyNJazeB9.html
Hope this helps. Happy learning! 🤗
Question: Does it matter which one i choose to learn when it comes to being understood the best in both countries? In Scandinavia for instance i think it's best to pick Norwegian (even tho im Swedish) if you wanna understand all the Scandinavian languages the best.
@@zoom5024 Portuguese people are more accustomed with the Brazilian accents and expressions than the Brazilians with the Portuguese accents and expressions. So for you to be understood by both countries, maybe the Brazilian variant is the best option. However, if you only focus on the Brazilian one you’ll have a hard time understanding Portugal’s Portuguese. It really is a decision you have to make - maybe consider where you’ll visit more often ☺️
Brilliant thank you 🎉
Thank you so much!
Obrigada ❤❤
Can you pls tell me the difference between desculpe and desculpa? Also, thanks a lot for the video!
Desculpe you should to use with people you don’t know, older ones and in formal settings. Desculpa you can use with family, friends, children - so in informal settings. They are both forms of the Imperative Mode, but desculpe follows the the pronouns você, o senhor or a senhora which may be omitted. Desculpa follows the pronoun tu. Hope this helps 🙂
How are you mam? I love You're classes ❤
Im good.. hope you are too 😊 Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much for replied 😊
Very nice ❤
Super video
very good
Hi Carla ❤️ Could you please help with basic pronunciation? Words so simple as “a faka” “a casa” “a vaca” - which “a” should be spelled as “e” and which as “a”?
I’m trying to hear it in different sources and everytime I hear something else 😂❤
Olá Joanna 😊
So the first “a” in those words is an open one, like the English “ah” sound”. And the second one is the closed one - similar to the sound “uh” as in “duh “🤦🏽♀️
I’m sure you pronounce my name, Carla, that way: open “a “ first and closed “a” last. So it’s exactly the same with the 3 words you mentioned. Hope this helps 🤗
@@portuguesewithcarla Thank you so much for you reply! It helps! 🤗
And what about the sound of an article „a”? Should it sound like „ah” or „eh”? ☺️
@@joanna8852 glad it helped 🙂 it’s more like the “uh” in “duh🙄” , but when followed by a word starting with an “a” as well you need to merge them together and it will open up and become more like an “ah” 👍🏽
pre journey❤
Mumber 8 is the wring english translation
*number
You're right! "Desculpe, onde é a casa de banho?" translates to "Excuse me, where is the bathroom?" Thanks for the heads up!
Make video for kitchen things
Great idea! Thank you
I❤ the language and your presentation my dear
Amo te ❤️
Olá ❤❤❤❤
Hello, I intend to visit Angola-Luanda whose formal national language is Portoguese. There, which is dominant as accent or characteristic? Portuguese or Brazillian? Can you enlight me about this? Thank you.
I hope you enjoy your visit there 😊 At schools Portuguese from Portugal is the one taught. But Angolans have their own accent and slang. There are a few aspects of the day to day language where it might be closer to Portuguese from Brazil though. You might find this video helpful: th-cam.com/video/gXLlFEOSwjE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SycpZv8XnaKB86S3
Enjoy ☺️
mistake in 8th phrase written wrong in english at 10.17 seconds
Thank you. Someone else had already pointed that out to us. But I’m afraid we can’t change it now. Anyway, well spotted 😉
Hello there, everyone! My name is Eliana, I'm a 33-year-old Brazilian English teacher, I'm currently living in Japan, and I'm looking for another woman whose first language is English to have conversations through Zoom with for us to practice speaking each other's languages. We can read books and discuss them or talk about topics of our interest. I like to talk about cultures, self-development, pets, cooking, hobbies, friendships, family, movies, songs, and etc. We can do calls once a week, maybe, and divide them into 2 parts, one for English and one for Portuguese. I really look forward to building a good friendship with my conversation partner. If you're interested, please let let me know replying to this comment and I'll get in touch with you. ☺️
Olá Carla! Ive been studying European Portuguese for 3 yrs & Im ready for a speaking partner (Id help them w/English; Im based in USA ) - Ive had no luck on Italki,X, Facebook or IG. Any ideas ? Obrigada.
Olá Kelly 🙂 it seems like you’ve tried almost everything. I would probably keep insisting, someone suitable is bound to come up on those platforms. Another idea is AI speaking partner? Perhaps you could look it up and see if that’s for you. We have 3 articles on our blog about artificial intelligence you might find interesting: portuguesewithcarla.com/category/resources/
Where ya been!?
You’re right 😅 but this way we had some time to do quite a bit of recording so watch this space 😜
Are you doing Brazilian or European Portuguese?
Portuguese
@@TheAW76 Portuguese from Portugal 😊
Mam please check the line no 8 I think it's wrong
You're correct! "Desculpe, onde é a casa de banho?" translates to "Excuse me, where is the bathroom?" Thanks for your comment!
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8.- Desculpe, onde é a casa de banho means excuse me where is the toilet. (No, Hello Do you speak english . ) a little mistake 😉
You're absolutely correct! "Desculpe, onde é a casa de banho?" translates to "Excuse me, where is the bathroom?" It's a useful phrase to know when traveling. Thanks for the correction!
# 8 is wrong. My first 10 phrases
Thank you for the heads up! Unfortunately, we can't alter the video once it is up on the platform. We pinned a comment at the top with the right translation.
Thanks again and congratulations on your first 10 phrases! 😉🥰
The m in 'Bom' and 'Sim', is it like an n-sound, a -ng sound or like a french n? Or more like an "unfinished" m? Don't know how else to describe it. I find it hard to see or hear what's technically going on
Hi there 👋🏽 I would personally describe it as the “ng” in the English word “sing”, for example. So you pronounce the final Portuguese “m” as you would the “ng”, but you stop yourself before you get to the “g” - hope that helps 😀
@@portuguesewithcarla Thank you, that's a good explanation
This is really difficult to learn for me.. 😓
I understand your frustration, but with practice, it gets easier. You can do it!
@@portuguesewithcarla thank you ❤️
You have an error in #8, I’m fluent as it was my first language and ran across your video. Cool video though.
Thank you for the heads up! Unfortunately, we can't alter the video once it is up on the platform. We pinned a comment at the top with the right translation. 👍
Thank you for your comment, we really appreciate it 🤗
Jus thought that I look kinda Brazilian so..
The true portuguese is from brazil 😂😂😂🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
😂 To be honest, we do love both variants of the language, although our mother tongue is European Portuguese
Your 1. hungarian word : Köszönöm (Obrigado) .
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Carla!!! I'm so glad I found this post🤗 I've missed you and your husband! Glad you're back and I'll definitely check out the Pre Journey!
obrigado