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CBP 1.40 | An end-of-trip party

Welcome to the final episode of our beginners’ course in Portuguese. Join teacher Rafael and learner Ava to listen to the final dialogue recorded on location in Portugal, during Ava’s trip to practise her Portuguese. Then, back in the studio, Rafael will help you understand all the language used in the conversation. Vamos lá! If

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CBP 1.39 | A special coffee break in Belém, Lisbon – Tasting Pastéis de Belém

We have something special in today’s episode! In the penultimate lesson of this season, we’re going to listen to two dialogues recorded on location in Lisbon, Portugal, and hear what happened when Ava and Catarina met up for um verdadeiro cafezinho! This was not just any cafezinho, but a very special coffee break at the

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CBP 1.38 | Making friends in Portuguese – Vocabulary for meeting new people

Lesson 38 of our Portuguese course is a chance to review and practise the essential words and phrases that you typically use when you meet someone for the first time. We’ll listen to another conversation recorded on location in Portugal, then, back in the studio, teacher Rafael and learner Ava will talk through all the

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CBP 1.37 | Buying a train ticket to Lisbon – Portuguese transport vocabulary

In this newest episode of Coffee Break Portuguese, we’ll be reviewing useful language for buying travel tickets! You’ll get the opportunity to practise your listening comprehension through a dialogue that took place during learner Ava’s time in Porto, then teacher Rafael will help you understand everything that was said.

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CBP 1.36 | Asking for help at the pharmacy – Asking for medical advice in Portuguese

Join Rafael and Ava in this latest episode to continue learning Portuguese on your coffee break. The topic of our lesson today is how to ask for help at the pharmacy. You’ll practise your listening comprehension by hearing a dialogue that took place during learner Ava’s visit to the pharmacy, then teacher Rafael will help

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CBP 1.35 | Shopping and lunch at the Mercado do Bolhão – Portuguese shopping vocabulary

In the latest episode of Coffee Break Portuguese we’ll hear two dialogues to help you practise your listening skills in Portuguese. These conversations were recorded on location in Porto, Portugal, when Ava and her friend Mariana were out souvenir shopping, then visiting the well-known Mercado do Bolhão. Back in the studio, Rafael and Ava talk

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CBP 1.34 | Breakfast in the hotel – Ordering food and drinks in Portuguese

Welcome to lesson 34 of Coffee Break Portuguese! In this lesson we’ll be hearing multiple voices and accents in Portuguese. We’ll be listening to two conversations that took place while Ava was having breakfast in the hotel in Porto during her trip. Listen to the episode to practise your listening comprehension and to join Rafael

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CBP 1.33 | At hotel check-in – Checking into a hotel in Portuguese

Join teacher Rafael and learner Ava in the latest episode of Coffee Break Portuguese to review useful words and phrases for checking into a hotel. We’ll hear a conversation recorded on location in Portugal between Ava and the hotel receptionist, which will help you expand your vocabulary on this topic and practise your listening skills.

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CBP 31 | At the airport – Planning a trip to Portugal

Welcome to a new episode… on location in Portugal! It’s time to put everything we’ve learned in our course so far into practice in real-life situations. Over the next 10 episodes, we’re going to be following Ava’s trip to Portugal. Back in the studio, Rafael and her will listen to the conversations recorded while she

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CBP 1.30 | End-of-unit review – The basics in Portuguese from Lessons 1–29

We’ve reached lesson 30 of Coffee Break Portuguese! In this episode we’re reviewing everything we’ve learned in our beginner’s course so far. We’ll be doing this by listening to and studying two short dialogues, which contain words and phrases on many of the topics we’ve covered. After this episode, we will be taking a break

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CBP 1.29 | Making a phone call – How to answer the phone in Portuguese

In lesson 29 of Coffee Break Portuguese, we’re learning how to make a phone call in Portuguese. Join Rafael and Ava to find out what to say when you answer the phone in Portuguese, learn other useful phrases you’ll need for a telephone conversation, and hear everything in context in a practice dialogue.

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CBP 1.27 | Telling the time – How to tell the time in Portuguese

In lesson 27 of Coffee Break Portuguese, we’re covering another useful, everyday topic – telling the time. We’ll learn how to ask someone for the time, how to say what the time is in Portuguese, and how to say at what time events start and end. Vamos lá!

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CBP 1.25 | Descriptions and appearances – How to describe people in Portuguese

We’ve reached lesson 25 of our course and today’s topic is describing people in Portuguese. We’ll be learning useful words and phrases to describe someone’s appearance and say what they are like. This means that we’ll also be reviewing the basics of adjective agreement in Portuguese. Finally, we’ll be joined by Catarina, who has a

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CBP 1.23 | At the pharmacy – Health and medicine vocabulary

Welcome to lesson 23 of Coffee Break Portuguese! In this lesson we’re covering the transactional language that you’ll need on a trip to the pharmacy in a Portuguese-speaking location. We’ll be learning how to ask for medicine and ask how to take it, as well as other useful words and phrases on the topic of

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CBP 1.21 | The weather – How to talk about the weather in Portuguese

Welcome back to another lesson of Coffee Break Portuguese! We’re now halfway through our 40-lesson course and in lesson 21 we are talking about the weather. We’ll be learning how to ask what the weather is like today and what it is going to be like tomorrow, how to answer these questions to describe various