Portuguese idioms
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Why learn Portuguese?
Approximately 208 million native speakers speak Portuguese, which makes Portuguese one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. The Portuguese language is present as an official language on several continents. In Europe it is spoken in Portugal while in South America it is present in Brazil. In Asia it is present in Macao and East Timor. On the continent of Africa there are more countries, with Portuguese spoken like Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe and Equatorial Guinea. Learn to speak Portuguese promotes greater ease in learning other Romance languages like Spanish, Italian or French, since they are languages derived from Latin and have similar vocabulary and grammatical rules. Speaking Portuguese helps to deepen the knowledge of Latin culture by promoting a deeper understanding of its culture and history. You can read works in the native language of the Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho responsible for one of the best selling books in the world "The Alchemist" or the Nobel Prize for Literature José Saramago.
What are idiomatic expressions?
The idioms are used by the native speakers of a given language having as main characteristic the use figurative but not literal. Its literal translation does not make sense in another language, so it is difficult or sometimes impossible to translate idiomatic expressions into other languages. All languages have idioms, sometimes being associated with cultural contexts or slang.
Portuguese idioms
Speak like a native Portuguese and learn the idioms most often used. In this course, we have selected the 300 most used idioms . With our repeating system, it will be easier to memorize portuguese idioms. In this course, we explain the meaning of each idiom using everyday examples. This course is an added value to broaden your vocabulary and better understand the Portuguese culture. Idioms, as a general rule have an associated history, which most often reflects the history and culture of a particular city or country.
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