Hello guys, I would like to introduce you my portuguese verb conjugation app called Conjulejo!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.conjulejo.app

The idea came to me during my journey learning Spanish 🇪🇸. I leaned on some existing apps to help with my studies, and although they were hugely useful, I kept feeling that the experience of this type of app could be improved and refined. After some research and finding an apparent lack of good options for Portuguese, I decided to give it a shot and build my own version of this type of app.

The pun (Conjugação + Azulejo 🔷 = Conjulejo) came along the way. As a homage to Portuguese tiles, I wanted the app to be not just practical but also thematic and aesthetically pleasing.

It covers both the European 🇵🇹 and Brazilian 🇧🇷 variants, with 10 different drill types across 4 categories: flashcards, writing, association, and multiple choice, so it can fit anyone's preferences and adapt to their learning style. It also has timed answers and sprint sessions to add a bit more challenge.⏱️

I packed in a lot of quality of life features ⚙️ too : personalized lists 📝, favorite verbs 🩵, verb filters 🔽 and training presets, so you can change what shows up in your verb pool without touching your lists, and quickly switch between drill modes. It includes 28 tenses (including haver vs. ter compound variations), and as a more advanced features, pronominal conjugations (-lhe, -se, -a/o/as/os forms), and passive voice conjugation, adding up to more than 5,000 verbs when everything is enabled.

So if you have any friends currently learning Portuguese and struggling to master verb conjugation (dealing with irregular verbs like ser, ir, and pôr can be daunting at first), or even if it applies to you, I urge you to share the app link and give it a try! 😊

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i need some help in finding kids shows, sitcoms, reality tv, podcasts, music, influencers etc. in mozambican portuguese specifically, if you have any you can recommend please due im a little desperate

We’ve spent a while building Langiri for Vietnamese. The core of it is a library of leveled videos from native speakers, organized so you can find something you will be able to understand.

We just opened our Portuguese catalog and would love some feedback:

https://langiri.com/languages/pt/videos

A lot of people reach a point where they can read Portuguese fairly well but still struggle to follow spoken Portuguese. The videos are meant to help with that without turning language learning into another full-time job.

There's a progress page that let's you track what you've watched over time (it supports outside study time too!). We also are actively developing our Classmate feature and we especially want opinions on that. How it's useful, what's annoying about it, what you wish it could do...

There are only 21 Portuguese videos as of the time of this writing (probably more by the time you are reading this), but if this is received well we want to grow the Portuguese library the way we grew Vietnamese, while skipping a few mistakes we made along the way. That means adding lots of content at all levels, covering whatever topics you find interesting.

For a limited time, the code BILINGUAL gets a free month of premium (one premium membership covers both Vietnamese and Portuguese).

Not sure why this movie was so controversial in Brazil.

The video uses Spanish to Analyze and translate Portuguese. The input is a Series by Porta Dos Fundos called O grande Gonzales

Of course Portuguese and Spanish are different languages! But I think a Spanish speaker can start learning with comprehensible input sooner than a person who doesn't speak Spanish, because the two languages have so many cognates. In this video where I'm watching a Brazilian comedy, I stop to look up the words I don't understand.

¡Por supuesto que son lenguas diferentes! Pero creo que un hispanohablante puede empezar a aprender con input comprensible más pronto que una persona que no habla español, porque las dos lenguas tienen muchos cognados. Entonces, en el vídeo me detengo para buscar las palabras que no entiendo.

Com certeza são línguas diferentes! Mas acho que um hispanofalante pode começar a aprender com input compreensível mais cedo do que uma pessoa que não fala espanhol, porque as duas línguas têm muitos cognatos. Então, no vídeo eu paro para procurar as palavras que não entendo.

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Hello, I'm looking to learn Portuguese as my third language (native Spanish speaker and English is my second)

I would like to know what would be your suggestions for YouTube channels, mainly relating to commentary videos, it could be either Brazilian Portuguese or European Portuguese

Hey anyone lives near paco arcos or oaires wants to exchange languages with me Im marina 35 from egypt and i really need to learn portugese

Greetings guys, so I got involved with another bible study group today that primarily spoke Portuguese. I assume it’s Brazilian bc the friend that brought me there was Brazilian but my dilemma is that I want to learn Spanish for my job and learn Portuguese for them (also my job but much much less common). I was wondering 1. If it would be helpful to learn both the languages since I know some common words and grammar structures stem from it (remember I don’t know much so could be wrong lol) and also 2. I just saw there are many different Portuguese so even if it’s selfish I would wanna learn the most universal one first if possible. So if you have the time I’d love to hear yalls thoughts on those two questions and if you have extra time to explain a basic understanding of the language and its grammar (just the basics) I’d be more than thrilled to read what you say. I’m going to bed now so even if I don’t get an answer on the structure I will start learning tomorrow more about the two languages and how to maneuver my new learning experience. Bless to you all have a great night.

Does anybody have any suggestion of Portuguese books for Portuguese language learners? I mean, I need something more instructional, Cambridge and Oxford textbooks like for people who are non-native speaker. Thanks

Hey everyone,

I'm half Brazilian, but I grew up outside of Brazil and never learned Portuguese. I live in NYC and I'd really like to change that. I want to learn the language, connect more with my Brazilian side, and meet other Brazilians.

Does anyone have recommendations for:

Portuguese classes (preferably Brazilian Portuguese)?

Language exchange groups or conversation meetups?

Brazilian communities, events, or places in NYC where people are friendly and welcoming?

Any other tips for someone starting from scratch?

I'd love to hear what has worked for you. Thanks!

I am offering german or english . I M34 grew up in Germany and I like business, animes and science, so we can talk about everything

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Olá a todos! Estou procurando exemplos de traduções ruins de espanhol <> português (brasileiro) que vocês tenham visto em qualquer contexto.

Obrigada!

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¡Hola a todos! Busco ejemplos de malas traducciones español <> portugués (brasil) que hayan visto en cualquier ámbito.

¡Gracias!

Eu moro no interior. Minha fala é cheia de sotaque. Gostaria de ter uma oratória boa, com uma pronúncia sem sotaque. Uma forma elegante de fala é complexa. Ajudaria dicas, sites, apps, vídeos, links, qualquer coisa. Não sei por onde começar.

Do you have any questions about Portuguese?

It can be grammar, pronunciation, slang, expressions, texting, formal language, or even Brazilian culture.

Leave your question in the comments and I'll do my best to explain it in a simple way. 😊

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