Category: Portuguese
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Want to get to know a country? Read the street art: 17 things I learnt from graffiti in Argentina and Brazil

You learn a lot about the history and the mindset of a people when you pay attention to their “unofficial” messages. Start with street art.
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5 free ways to become the ultimate active listener when learning any foreign language

Find listening in your target language really hard? Zone out when talking gets too quick? It’s time to learn how to be an active listener.
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Learn Portuguese with Brazilian humour: 3 Brazilian comedy acts you should know about

Make a Brazilian laugh and you’ll have a friend for life!
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8 excellent podcasts with free transcripts for A1-B2 Portuguese learners

Bored of listening to other people learn? Zone out when natives speak too quickly? Here are 8 podcasts that will actually improve your Portuguese.
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6 simple steps to read effectively in a foreign language (A1-B1)

Fall asleep any time you try to read in a foreign language? Or get red with rage with all those words you don’t know? The solution: follow these 6 steps.
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What are the different CEFR levels, and how do I get to the next level? CEFR explained with Emily in Paris

A great way to track your progress is to base your knowledge on the CEFR, and who better to model their French than the cast of Emily in Paris?
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Try this easy Brazilian passion fruit caipirinha recipe to “matar saudades”

Make the most delicious passion fruit caipirinhas with just 5 ingredients for that feeling of warm winds and samba rhythms.
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5 apps to use alongside Duolingo that will improve your listening, reading, speaking, writing and pronunciation

Ditch Duolingo in favour of 4 apps guaranteed to improve your listening, reading, speaking and pronunciation.
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How to sound like a Brazilian: 13 key expressions

Become the hilarious gringo with these 13 Brazilian expressions that’ll have you sounding like a native in no time.
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“Can I learn a language in my sleep?” and 9 other language tips to ditch

Forget that panic that you’re not doing ALL THE THINGS ALL THE TIME to improve your language skills; instead learn 10 things you can stop doing now.
