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In this episode we're going to focus again on the verb "gostar". We're going to learn how do we say "I don't like", "I like very much" and "I don't like at all".

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In this episode we're going to focus on the verb "gostar", its conjugation and the fact that we need to follow it by the preposition "de".

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In this episode we're going to focus on another very important context where we use the verb "Há" in Portuguese.

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"Há" is a very important little verb we have in Portuguese. In this episode, we're going to learn one of the main context to use it.

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In this episode we're going to learn the different rooms in a house and make sentences with the verbs "ter" and "estar". We're also going to focus on how do we translate "in the" and numbers "one" and "two".

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Did you know "fazer"translates both "to do" and "to make". Learn this very important irregular verb in Portuguese.

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In this episode we're going to learn how to tell the difference between "bebo café" and "estou a beber café": present simple and present continuous.

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In this episode we're going to learn some important vocabulary about the holidays. Feliz Natal!

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In this episode we're going to focus on the different ways to translate the possessive "their" in Portuguese.

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In this episode we're going to focus on the different ways to translate the possessives "his" and "her".