*Shiu, listen*
If you really want to learn European Portuguese, you shouldn't miss this.

Join me for my FREE LISTENING practical session of Portuguese native content taking place on
13th February at 5pm (Lisbon time) via Zoom.

I'll help you understand spoken Portuguese by listening to native content: the sounds we swallow; the sounds we connect; the speed with which we speak. 

Check your inbox (spam too) for more info on this session. Até lá!

In these sessions you will learn:

#Shiu | #And | #Learn | #To Listen to Portuguese

SHIU

what did they say?

AND LEARN

what sound did they swallow now?

TO LISTEN

it's so quick!

TO PORTUGUESE

ah, now it makes sense :)

10 foreign languages.
Now back to the first.

Olá, sou a Catarina
My dad says I only started talking when I was three, which means I spent three years and a few months (in utero) practically just listening. I continued throughout life with my hyper listening skills and learnt ten more languages*.

Some I can speak better than others (one needs time for daily chores too, right?), but the amazing thing is I can understand some Russian and Macedonian, even though I never studied them. After almost 15 years living abroad, I am now back in Portugal, rediscovering my own language. I'm ready to help YOU find your voice in Portuguese. Shall we?

*before you ask... that's English, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Spanish, Swedish, Frisian, German, Mandarin.
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Here's what some of the first unschoolers have to say about the + Portuguese Program:

"I am now able to read Portuguese 10 times better than the start of the class, because I understand what I’m looking at. Also, I notice that when I watch videos, I am able to hear what people are saying MUCH BETTER. I don’t understand everything yet, but I get about 75% if I set the video to play at slow speed so my brain has time to translate. Before joining the Program, listening to natives speakers talk was all a blur except for “obrigada” and “sim”!"
Domini Dragoone
"In many ways, the program to me felt like an assortment of meetings in which we explored and interacted with the language and its cultural facets and in the process, internalized the base necessary for being speakers of Portuguese ourselves. [...] I can communicate what I want using simple speech and do not feel like a stranger while speaking the language anymore. "
Prapti Panda
"I think you chose a good mix of content, and it all was presented in an engaging way. It seemed to expose us to relevant features of contemporary Portuguese society, which is also a great way to stimulate further interest in the world beyond the language. You mix it up with poetry, YouTube videos, and other media to spice it up."
John McNertney