European Portuguese Shorties (from PracticePortuguese.com)

Lúcia has a problem with a cake she bought, so she returns to the shop to file a complaint!

Miguel's mother tries desperately to get her son to clean up before a visit from his grandparents. Get familiar with the imperative verb form as she gives him instructions!

The verb "pôr" typically translates to "put", but it can also mean "set", as in "set the table". Get some practice with this irregular verb as you listen to a dialogue of Maria and her father preparing for a family lunch.

Learn more about the excellent wines that can be tasted from various regions all over Portugal.

Paulo and Rute are taking stock of the food and supplies they have in their kitchen. Time to make a shopping list! As you follow along, notice how the word "há" from the verb "haver" is used in different contexts.

A woman describes life in her apartment building during the COVID-19 crisis. Quarent(o)ena? Check the vocabulary section to see if you can decipher the play on words in the title.

Meet the Martins family from Porto! Learn more about what each family member does for work and how they like to spend their holidays.

Learn more about Fado, the music style that best captures what it means to be Portuguese.

Learn more about Portugal's response to the outbreak of Covid-19 and how communities are adapting to protect and support each other.

Grandma is cooking a delicious meal that makes her grandson wonder how she makes her food so tasty!