European Portuguese Speaking Challenge | 30 Days, 30 Phrases!

European Portuguese Speaking Challenge | 30 Days, 30 Phrases! - Say goodbye to endless grammar drills and hello to confident, everyday conversations with my 30-Day Practical Portuguese Challenge - something my students call GOLD. Packed with the essential phrases for your day-to-day life in Portugal, this is the reason why my students are able to speak and build up their confidence from day one. If you want to do the same, then you must join the challenge! Grab the free PDF below and let’s get started! – Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal by Liz Sharma, a Portuguese teacher in Lisbon and founder of Talk the Streets.

MY FREE 30-DAY CHALLENGE: Flashcards with Native Speaker Audio to Aid Your Pronunciation

MY FREE PORTUGUESE LESSON: Speak Portuguese Like a Pro! (For Beginners)

MY FREE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS: 7 Tips to Instantly Improve your European Portuguese Pronunciation

Mentioned videos:

European Portuguese Nasal Sound EXPLAINED! (My Easy Hacks)

Learn Portuguese Numbers 1-1000: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners!

Portuguese slang & filler words to instantly make you sound more natural

European Portuguese - MORE Filler Words to Make You Sound Natural!

European Portuguese Pronunciation | The Secret Hack Every Beginner Must Know!

European Portuguese | 30 Must-Have Small Talk Phrases!

More quick-fire lessons:

European Portuguese | BETTER Alternatives for Basic Portuguese Phrases [Start Sounding Like a Local]

European Portuguese | How to Be Polite [Você FINALLY Explained!]

European Portuguese Conversation Tips: DON’T say “Obrigado!”

Diz olá on social:

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[marioc.]

I’m Portuguese. From the Azores. I love the way you speak English. And the way you speak Portuguese is really outstanding. Keep up the good work.

[fernandotavares]

Obrigado! I was born in Portugal but immigrated to U. S. 60+ years ago and I am ashamed that you speak better than I. Continue the good work!

[bikramthapa]

Nunca vi um professor no YouTube que falasse inglês puro, português como você. Muito obrigado senhora por me ensinar tanto.
Regards from Bikram Thapa all the way from South Eastern, Barahakshetra Municipality, Sunsari district Nepal. Tenho observado você desde os últimos quatro anos no YouTube. Você é meu melhor professor.

[nargisalmas]

obrigada eu for teaching in such a nice way

[kevinmurphy]

Just a note to thank you Liz for the time and obvious effort you've put into making these videos. We have just returned from our first (most certainly not our last visit) and your videos, my dreadful pronunciation, and willingness to engage the local folks made our vacation. The 30 day challenge, numbers and survival Portuguese all added to our enjoyment of a brilliant country!
Thanks again

[himelrahaman]

Im From Bangladesh, Living in Lisbon, i love the way how she teach us in Portuguese language, its really outstanding and magnificent way that her pronunciation ...carry on..ate logo. tchao

[claudiasantos]

I am from Brazil and just found your channel, I am learning portuguese dialect/accent, thank you, your portuguese is marvelous, I love it. Obrigada!

[adrianwhyatt]

Great for revision! For some of us there's no metro nearby....so will need to substitute a estaçāo de comboio (the train station) or a paragem (de autocarro) (the bus) stop.

[zeynepela]

Once again great content presented brilliantly! Muito obrigada Liz.

[pedrosousa]

I'm fascinated by this video. Rarely someone does portuguese pronunciation. Of course there are some details to work on but you are almost Portuguese. Many congratulations on your work. You have a fan. Finally someone knows that "João" is pronouced like "awn" and not "Aw". Very good indeed. Keep up the good job! Anything you need, feel free to ask!

[stephencollinge]

Thank you Liz, hopefully some of these phrases will stick in my head.Repetition is the key i think.

[lucioflaviodemagalhaesbrito]

2:29 No Brasil, alguns vendedores podem desejar brincar quando usamos “queria um café”. Eles podem dizer brincando “não quer mais café então?” Mas funciona. Queria um café, um pão com manteiga…

[chrisboa]

Thank you for this one, Liz. I really enjoyed it and have a good feeling to make progress finally 🙏

[nargisalmas]

love your way of teaching i saw this vedeo so many times

[lucioflaviodemagalhaesbrito]

12:45 “Não tem problema” ou “sem problema” também se houve no Brasil.

[lucioflaviodemagalhaesbrito]

7:20 No Brasil você pode dizer “que horas são”. Isso soa como “oração”. Alguns engraçadinhos podem responder dizendo “Ave Maria”, como referência à “Oração”. Se acontecer, não ligue, logo depois dizem a hora certa.

[asmithmdskate]

Thanks for this video - as this morning I was trying to find where I'd printed the 30 phrases! Your course is great, and I'm still learning and reviewing!

[kennedwardtenorio]

All these restaurant phrases are the most helpful! Obrigadíssimo, Liz! 💯

[chipandmargerandall]

Just found your site. Perfect for my upcoming trip to Portugal in September. Thanks, Chip

[ErhanŞimşek-cf]

we just started to learn Portuguese and it is good fun to follow your lessons