Common Portuguese Phrases : Portuguese Entertainment Phrases

Want to see a movie or go dancing in Portugal? Learn common phrases for events and entertainment in Portuguese, in this free language lesson video from a Portuguese language expert.

Expert: Tania Da Fonseca
Bio: Tania Da Fonseca is a Canadian-born Portuguese. She speaks fluent Portuguese and English. In this series, she demonstrates how to pronounce many common phrases in Portuguese in several categories.
Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• travel
• foreign language
• Portuguese
• Brazil
• Brazilian
• speak Portuguese
• learning foreign languages

[leothedrawer3]

@dracarlos no no, do not learn brazilian portuguese, they have a 'wong' way of talking

portuguese from portugal is the pure form of the language

[vidharr17]

It's so easy to read and so hard to pronounce *.*

[AguiaaV]

@FabiSoy portuguese from Portugal ofc the real one

[blaiblou]

@avlgfanfanfan That clear enough? I hope I did not feed a troll..

[blaiblou]

@avlgfanfanfan Oh what a stupid ignorant question. Brazilian for our language? Isn't the answer obvious enough?

For the same reason the US does NOT say they speak american. Because, like them, we came from somewhere else, we're not natives to this land.

In both cases, the respective country, Portugal and the UK made sure their languages were the major and possibly the only one spoken in both their former colonies.

[afuit]

@FabiSoy portuguese from portugal

[sarokas12]

"O que vão mostrar?" and not "o que vão mostratar?"

[avlgfanfanfan]

its portuguese from Portugal...and why dont u guys say brazilian!?!?!

[StarvMarv]

@dracarlos learn Brazilian portuguese.

[dracarlos]

@StarvMarv So If I were to learn portuguese, which would you recommend me to learn first. For instance, English from US is well understood, but English from Europe may take more attention to understand. I would like to pick the one with the US English tonation if possible.