In this lesson, we will talk about Ser and Estar in Portuguese, their conjugations and when to use each one of them. We have two different verbs to express the English verb “to be” in Portuguese: Ser and Estar, each one has its own usage, before talking about it, let’s get their conjugation right first […]

In this lesson, we will talk about possessive pronouns in Portuguese, how to use them, and how to avoid some confusions while expressing them. Possessive Pronouns In Portuguese Possessive pronouns are used to identify a thing/ person (possessor) that owning another thing/person (possessed), it can be a little confusing (or challenging) as they both have

In this lesson, we will talk about the imperative in Portuguese, and how to use it in both formal and informal forms. The imperative (also known as command) is the tense used when we want to give an order, or recommend or request something, and in Portuguese, it’s formed easily by replacing the endings “ar,

In this lesson, we will talk about the plural in Portuguese, how to form them, and some irregular forms. followed by examples. First of all, I like to make it clear that forming the plural in Portuguese doesn’t follow a one single rule, that depends on the endings and there are of course some irregulars,

In this lesson we will talk about the articles in Portuguese; definite and indefinite. with brief explanation. Definite Articles in Portuguese When to use the definite article There are four definite articles in Portuguese: o, a, os, as and they are the equivalent of the English “the“, they are used to designate a specific noun

In this lesson, we will talk about the most common Portuguese Prepositions, their usage, followed by examples. Portuguese Prepositions Prepositions are used to indicate the position of the noun in time or space, they can be formed of a single word or more than one, let’s look at this list: Portuguese English a/para to acima

In this lesson we will talk about the future tense in Portuguese, the two ways of expressing it, followed by examples. In Portuguese, the future tense can be expressed in two ways: adding a suffix to the end or by using “ir + infinitive”. Future Tense Form In Portuguese All verbs add these endings to

The preterite imperfect tense in Portuguese (Pretérito Imperfeito) is used to express an action in the past that has not been completed, or that used to happen but not anymore (EN used to), or to express an action that was happening at the same time as another action, in this lesson we will talk about

The preterite tense in Portuguese (Pretérito Perfeito) is used to express an action in the past that is completed, in this lesson we will talk about the conjugation of each type (-ar, -er and -ir) and give some examples. Preterite Tense In Portuguese As we’ve seen in the present tense lesson, there are three types

The present tense in Portuguese is pretty straightforward as there is a simple form to apply to verbs to get the conjugation right, but bear in mind that there are 3 types of endings in Portuguese verbs: -AR, -ER, and -IR which we will explain and give some examples. Present Tense In Portuguese Verbs in