To celebrate episode 100, we're going to talk about birthdays, anniversaries and celebrations in Portugal.

On this episode we're going to learn what happens to the third person direct object pronouns when the verb form ends with "S", "Z" or "R".

On this episode, we're going to learn what happens to the direct object pronouns when the verb form ends in a nasal syllable.

On this episode, we're going to learn the third person singular direct object pronouns in Portuguese: o/ a /os/as when the verb form ends in a vowel. We'll learn about where to place them, before or after the verb.

On this episode we're going the learn important expressions, such as "to be hungry", "to be thirsty or "to be hot", among others with the verbs "ter" or "estar".

On this episode we're going to learn the verb "doer", "to hurt" in English. It will also be a good revision on body parts vocabulary.

On this episode we're going to learn the verbs and structures we use to express the most common types of pain and the most specific types of pain.

Have you ever wondered about the difference between "bom" and "bem" or "mau" and "mal"?

On this episode we'll talk about bom/boa/bons/boas/bem and mau/má/maus/más/mal.

On this episode we're going to learn how to use the verb "buscar" and the difference between "buscar" and "levar".

On this episode, we're going to learn the difference between the verbs "encontrar" and "encontrar-se" in Portuguese.