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The Portuguese Pharmacy Is Not Just a Pharmacy (opens the original)
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In Portugal, “Should I see a doctor?” sometimes begins with a conversation at the pharmacy counter.Maybe you have a sore throat. Maybe your eye is irritated. Maybe you have a strange rash, an upset stomach, or a cough that will not go away. You walk into the farmácia expecting to buy something, but before long, you may find yourself explaining exactly what is wrong.And the pharmacist is asking questions.How long have you had it? Do you have a fever? Are you taking anything else? Have you tried a
100 Portuguese Verb Phrases You’ll Actually Use (opens the original)
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Learning individual Portuguese verbs is useful.But knowing that:ir = to gofazer = to doficar = to staydoes not automatically mean you will know what to say when you actually need Portuguese.Real conversations happen in phrases.You need things like:Tenho de ir.I need to go.Já venho.I’ll be right back.Estou à procura disto.I’m looking for this.Pode repetir?Can you repeat?N
10 Portuguese Verbs You’ll Hear Everywhere (opens the original)
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You do not need to memorize hundreds of Portuguese verbs before you can understand everyday conversations.A much better place to start is with the verbs that appear again and again.Today we are looking at 10 of them:entrarsairesperarencontrarlembraresquecercomeçaracabarusarmandarSome have more than one common meaning.Others often appear in patterns that are much more useful than t
Why Everyone Knows When You’re Not Home (opens the original)
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You may not know your neighbor’s last name. But there’s a good chance they know what time you usually leave the house. They know when your shutters normally go up, which car belongs to you, and when the dog usually gets walked.And if they haven’t seen you for a few days? Someone may eventually wonder where you are.This is one of those little things about life in Portugal that can take foreigners by surprise. It isn’t necessarily that people are being nosy. It’s that people notice.Your Routine Be
20 Portuguese Food Names That Are Tricky to Pronounce (opens the original)
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You recognize the food.You may have ordered it before.You might even know exactly what it tastes like.But then you have to actually say the Portuguese name out loud.That can be a completely different challenge.European Portuguese does not always sound the way an English speaker expects from the spelling. Vowels can be reduced, sounds blend together, and combinations such as lh, nh, ão, and ões can take some practice.So today we are not really learning what these foods are.The goal is simpler:<p
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