Videos

Luís chats briefly about his work at Practice Portuguese.

Joel asks the public about their favourite foods from Portugal, Cabo Verde, and Angola.

Learn Portuguese with Joana and Damiana as they organize the office and try a questionable protein bar. 🥴

Take a walk with Rui and Joel along Avenida de Roma in Areeiro, Lisbon. Practice your comprehension skills and learn new vocabulary as they describe what they see along the way!

Joel is definitely not going to post this video… 🤫 … Note: As Rui clarifies at the end, Jogaste de jeito?  was incorrect because de jeito typically follows a negative form, as in Não jogaste nada de jeito? – You didn’t play well? / Did you play badly? Instead, Joel could have said Jogaste alguma […]

Joel takes to the streets to find out just how friendly Portuguese people really are.

Do you prefer films or TV series?

Joel meets Filipe, who runs an arboriculture company specializing in tree care. They discuss an unusual client encounter and the challenges of preserving trees.

Joel and Pedro chat about their allergy woes.

Luís describes his sleeping habits.

Find out how Joana likes to spend her free time.

Joel learns some Algarvian vocabulary.

Joel tells Luís about his friends’ travel plans.

Joel learns new vocabulary and expressions from the Algarve, including “Dá-me de vaia”.

Luís and Joel have a casual chat and end up debating the nutritional value of lettuce.

Can I become fluent in Portuguese in 2 weeks?

Are you doing any “lides caseiras” this weekend?

Joel and Ricardo discuss kitchen design challenges, including colour choices and stove preferences.

Joel learns a little about jacuzzi maintenance as he explores the BLIP expo booths.

Joel asks an Internet service provider about their most unusual customer inquiries.

Don’t get apoquentado! Joana is here to teach us more about pronunciation and vocabulary variations in the Alentejan Portuguese dialect.

Joana talks about the Alentejo accent.

Rafa shows us around his new gym.

Do locals respond in English when you try to speak Portuguese? Here’s Ana’s advice!