European Portuguese | Practical Tips! How to Order Coffee! (Real-Life Dialogue at a Portuguese Cafe)

European Portuguese | Practical Tips! How to Order Coffee! (Real-Life Dialogue at a Portuguese Cafe) -- Want to learn European Portuguese? Join me in a Lisbon coffee shop and learn key phrases and practical tips for ordering coffee like a local. Stay tuned for a dialogue between two native Portuguese speakers to practice your listening skills and perfect European Portuguese pronunciation! -- Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal at Selva cafe by Liz Sharma, a Portuguese teacher in Lisbon and founder of Talk the Streets

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[TalktheStreets]

Which type of coffee do you go for in a Portuguese café? (I'm terrible I only get tea... so British!!)

[SirSidi]

I like that - tudo bem? - tudo bem!?
like she answers his first tudo bem question, with a tudo bem, which is an answer and a new question to him at the same time.

[rebeccagutierrez]

So in 3 weeks and I'll be ordering um cafe pingado in Lisbon. Soooo excited!!!

[crystaleldridge]

Oh my God. I could not keep up with your friend! I know they're not actually speaking faster than English speakers, but it sounds like they are!

[marygates]

You are extremely helpful and I greatly appreciate these videos. I'm much older and haven't learned languages for 40+ yrs. You give great suggestions and tips.

[barakah]

Thank you!! I work at starbucks but now i know how to help someone uf they speak portuguese!

[Jimmytwogunz]

With dyslexia i find learning a new language very challenging and hard but I have faith that one day I'll be able to speak fluently and not be shy! Thank you for all your video as they help me a lot. Obirgado

[duket.]

The guest native speaker was awesome --- hearing the ordering. muittto obrigadu, ne. The "Se Faz Favor" is like a mumble sound [sorry natives] and I cannot understand/make it out, but I will replay a few times. na~o tinha ouvido isso hmmm.

[aupadenis]

Liz, your videos are really cool. i wish they'd existed when i was learning portuguese, but the internet wasn't even a dream in anyone's head back then

[chirasakphetchompoo]

Thank you so much. This is really useful for us.

[DJ-hfqq]

Gonna do this. Thanks. So got this down now.

[ladlasheikh]

Thank you so much for this very helpful video ❤❤❤

[mendybisk]

What about regular drip coffee? Is that a thing in Portugal?

[javifontalva]

Na minha opinião o vídeo é óptima mas acho que tem muito inglês para o meu gosto, mesmo assim adorei. Obrigado

[DJ-hfqq]

thank you so much - I needed this lesson. Am practicing before I make that visit, and this was on my list of things to get in the bag. Walking into a hotel and ordering food are my next.

[johnpickles]

Wonderful! Espresso duplo is very similar to doppio in Italian.

[normanyeo]

This place looks like Selva Cafe! I was there recently for a comedy night they were hosting!

[kalinegss]

Obrigada por este vídeo! Beijos e bom dia! 😄

[danver]

Im gonna watch all of your video from the start =) Thank you for doing this. This is a big help for me.
I dont have a portuguese speaking friend and its difficult for me to start learning. Im afraid of engagements and to make mistakes. And now Im stuck for a year. This will help me. By starting to order coffee. Thank you so much!

[radioeskaalelattemu]

Hey, I am sorry to bomb you with a series of questions 😊
1. What if instead of queria I say “quero”. Would it be rude?
2. Is “por favor” interchangeable with “se faz favor”
3. What if I take 2 coffees? Is it “duas cafés “ or rather “o café, duas vezes”?
Obrigado