Join Rui (from Lisbon), Joel (from Canada), Eliana (from Algarve), and Marta (from Porto) as they are spoiled with an incredible wine tasting experience at “From the Vine” in Lisboa. They are hosted by their knowledgeable and friendly sommelier, André (from Brazil). This isn’t just any wine tasting – it’s your ultimate comprehension challenge with […]
Wine Tasting with a Brazilian vs. European Portuguese Twist
April 20, 2023
Eliana
Joel
Rui
Ser Bilingue É Ser Multicultural
To Be Bilingual is to Be Multicultural
November 29, 2020
Learning a language is one of the best ways to connect with other cultures!
Animated: Pizza Na Hora Está a Contratar!
Animated: Pizza on Time is Now Hiring!
August 11, 2017
This is the third episode of our Pizza Na Hora series (previously audio-only). Márcio o Brasileiro calls in once again to everyone’s favourite Portuguese pizzeria, but this time to ask the owner for a job. Will they be able to overcome their cultural differences and work together? Watch to find out!
Luís
Márcio
Supermix Interview (with Tatiana, Rui & Joel)
August 11, 2017
When we launched Diálogo 24 Um Café Em Lisboa (with our special guest, Tatiana from Brazil), it understandably created some controversy with our audience, who normally looks to us for European Portuguese content!
While most members loved exploring the differences between the two dialects, a few members were worried that we were losing our European Portuguese focus. (We’re not!)
To discuss why we occasionally expose our audience to Brazilian content and much more, Tatiana invited Rui & Joel to her radio program, Supermix (based in Italy), for a special interview. We also talk about other aspects of Practice Portuguese that you might have been curious about too! (Note: Some of Tatiana’s audio had to be re-recorded because of technical issues, so some editing was necessary. However, we’ve tried to retain the authenticity of the live interview as much as possible!)
Tatiana
Um Café em Lisboa
A Coffee in Lisbon
May 8, 2017
This episode is a collaboration featuring Tatiana Ribeiro, a Portuguese teacher (and fan of the project) from Brazil, currently living Italy! She recorded with us and also wrote the dialogue, which takes place in a café in Portugal.
Since we all know jokes are funnier after they’re explained in exhaustive detail, Rui and Joel discuss the key vocabulary and expressions used throughout. But rather than making it easy on you by switching to English, we decided to keep the entire conversation in Portuguese!
But don’t worry – For the first time ever, members using the podcast player on our website can now enable English translations at any point in this episode, to make sure you don’t miss a single “palavra”.
We’re excited to hear what you think!
Update, August 11, 2017: Shortly after launching this episode, we were invited on Tatiana’s radio show for an interview. We’ve released an edited version of this interview with transcript if you’d like to have a listen!
Pizza Na Hora Está a Contratar!
Pizza on Time is Hiring!
January 25, 2017
Márcio o Brasileiro calls in once again to everyone’s favourite Portuguese pizzeria, but this time to ask the owner for a job. Will they be able to overcome their cultural differences and work together? Have a listen and find out in this 3rd episode of Pizza Na Hora!
Pizza na Hora, Márcio o Brasileiro (Animated!!)
Pizza on Time, Márcio the Brazilian
January 29, 2015
Previously released as audio-only, one of our all-time favourite episodes has been brought to life as a fully animated feature! Watch European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese face off head-to-head in this very special animated episode. A special Obrigado also goes out to the voice actors, Márcio (Brasileiro) and Luis (Português) for their talent contribution.
Os Turistas, o Brasil e o Mundial
Tourists, Brazil, and the World Cup
July 1, 2014
Find out what tourists are doing in Brazil during the 2014 World Cup and what Brazilians think about it!
Pizza na Hora, Márcio o Brasileiro
Pizza on Time, Márcio the Brazilian
November 5, 2013
Pizza na Hora receives another order, but this time the problem is communication. Is it possible that a Portuguese can’t understand a Brazilian? Updated January 29, 2015 – As a gift to us and all of the other Practice Portuguese fans, member and friend Wayne has turned this episode into a fully-animated cartoon.
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