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The plural in Portuguese can be really simple if you know the rules. In this episode, we explain how to form it – from regular endings to non-exceptions.

Cheat sheet:

1. A E I O U + s

2. L -> is

3. M -> ns

4. R S Z + es

5. ão -> ãos / ães / ões

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Do you want to speak Portuguese like a local? Textbook Portuguese is one thing, but if you want to sound natural, you need to learn slang straight from the hood! We won’t cover everything today, but we’ve picked a few expressions that are worth knowing.

Songs we mentioned:

Da Weasel - Tás na Boa

Expensivel Soul - Eu não sei

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In this episode, we talk about the most popular stereotypes about the Portuguese. Are they really true?
Do all Portuguese people mainly eat Mediterranean dishes and wash them down with wine? Is football their religion? Or do they really live as if they were on a never-ending vacation? And what about them being late – fact or myth? For that last one, I'll answer right here – it's absolutely true!

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Portuguese prepositions in motion – a topic that can get confusing! IR a or IR para? Go to or... well, what’s the deal? If these Portuguese prepositions are causing you trouble, this episode is for you! We explain when to use ‘a’ and when to use ‘para’, and provide examples to help you avoid mistakes. From now on, this topic will be easy peasy lemon squeezy— or a piece of cake. We like cakes. Especially cheesecakes.

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The future is now, but in Portuguese, the future is somewhere between today and tomorrow. In this episode, you’ll learn how to talk about plans and intentions using the IR + infinitive construction. Why do Portuguese speakers "go do something" instead of just "do it"? How does it work, and how can you start using it easily? Tune in and let the future hold no secrets for you!

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In Portugal, as the clock strikes midnight, you eat raisins! It’s not a joke—it’s part of the New Year’s celebrations. These and other traditions are believed to bring luck, love, and prosperity for the year ahead. Listen to this episode to discover these customs—who knows, one of them might bring you good fortune next year or, at the very least, a deeper understanding of Portugal!

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Here we go! Christmas is just a few days away, and it’s the perfect time to explore how this magical season is celebrated.

In this episode, we talk about the Consoada dinner on Christmas Eve, followed by delicious desserts, family time, gift-giving, and all the Christmas hustle and bustle. We also don’t forget the traditions of the Missa do Galo (Midnight Mass), the Presépio (Nativity scene), and how the Portuguese keep the holiday spirit alive from Véspera de Natal (Christmas Eve) to Dia de Reis (Three Kings’ Day)—when the last piece of Bolo Rei is finally eaten.

Feliz Natal! 🎄

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What does Christmas taste like in Portugal?

In this episode, we talk about the festive dishes that are at the heart of Portuguese traditions. While the Christmas Eve table features only one main dish, Portugal definitely makes up for it with a variety of Christmas desserts. From the famous cod fish to rabanadas – listen to this episode and feel the scent of Portuguese Christmas, the one with a touch of cinnamon, not bacalhau 🐟.

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Christmas is coming, and with it, the ever-present "Feliz Natal"! 🎄
In this episode, we’ll show you what else you can say to bring some Christmas spirit to your conversations. You’ll learn how to express warm and heartfelt wishes beyond just "Bom Natal" and "Feliz Ano Novo." Portuguese Christmas greetings are simple and universal, so whether you’re talking to family, friends, or colleagues, you’ll quickly pick up everything you need to know to spread the magic of this special time. ✨

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This episode is all about saber and conhecer. We know, we know.

But how do you know which "know" to use? By the end of this episode, you'll know! It's actually easy once you know the difference.

We weren't trying to set a record for the most "knows" in a podcast description, but hey, it looks like we might have won that contest. Hopefully, now you'll know which "know" to use whenever you need to know!

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