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Colors in Portuguese? It might seem like a pretty simple topic, but as is often the case with this language - it just can’t be too easy. Even colors have rules, exceptions, and their own “teams.” Some change form, some stay exactly the same and others shift depending on what they describe. In this episode, we put this colorful whirlwind into a clear, logical order, so you won’t have to wonder anymore how to say that the grass is green.

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Do you want to talk about the past in Portuguese, but you’re missing all those little “connectors” that help you build a sentence? In this episode, we go through the time expressions that most often appear with pretérito perfeito: dates, days of the week, “x years ago,” “since,” and “for a couple of months.” Learn these and you’ll be ready to confidently talk about what’s been happening to you lately.

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No joking! If you spill salt on the table in Portugal, you’re basically doomed. Unless, of course, you perform the little ritual that’s meant to undo the bad luck. In Portugal, nobody asks “does it work?” — they ask “are you sure you want to risk it?” In this episode, we’re sharing (completely for free) the recipe for how to be rich and have everything go your way… or at least how not to be broke while a soundtrack of constant misfortune plays in the background. No need to thank us.

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