Learn Portuguese

My husband is Brazilian and we’ve been living in Brazil for two years. I understand a lot when spoken to in Portuguese and can read at about 75% but I have a lot of trouble speaking.
I want to be fluent so I can raise my 2 month old daughter to speak it. We are moving to the US to raise her and I worry that her father won’t be consistent in teaching her his native tongue. It’s very important to me that she be able to communicate with her family in Brazil.

I have done spanish, but I have to learn Portuguese for the biggest country in Latin America – Brazil!

I love the way it sounds too :-)

The software I got is amazing! I already learned a lot of the basic stuff :)

So far I’ve started basic core lessons on Portuguese, since I already know Spanish it’s been easier than I though, all is looking good :D

I’m getting Rosetta Stone in Portuguese to start off some courses. It’ll be arriving soon :)

Unfortunately, everyone in Lisbon speaks English, including waiters, bus drivers and taxi drivers. It wasn’t that way in Brazil, there only the wealthy speak English.
I had a few uses for Portuguese though, translating mostly. I still think it’s a beautiful language, and I’m going to continue using it and listening to it every chance I get.

My brother-in-law speaks fluent Brazilian Portuguese. I would love to be able to have a conversation about music with him. For now, our language barrier is broken by his rapidly improving English skills and our knowledge of great music.

I visited my friends family in Brasil last summer. They didn’t speak an ounce of english but they helped me as much as they could with learning portuguese and they tried to learn a bit of english. I’m going back next summer for a much longer period. I want to be able to speak to my new family. It is so hard to sit next to someone and not be able to tell them all the little details. Once I get a basic education, I know, like last summer, once I get back to Brasil, my language skills will excel. When you’re forced into a language you make sure you don’t forget a thing!! I can’t wait. Such a beautiful language

ha ha… SO yes. My boyfriend of five years, and his family are all originally from Portugal.. And while he and most of his family are also fluent in English, I would love to visit where he was born some day.. He has so much Family there that I may never meet… and if I do, I would love to be able to conversate with them. Plus, When he and I decide to have children… ha ha WHEN. IF. I would like for them to learn as well..

Olá, Meu nome é Bruno Pyramo,tenho 25 anos sou brasileiro de São Paulo, e procuro alguém com quem eu possa aprender/aperfeiçoar meu inglês e em troca ofereço o aprendizado do meu idioma nativo o portugês Brasileiro.
Hello, My name is Bruno Pyramo, I am 25 years oldand i live in Brazil (São Paulo), and try with someone who I can learn / improve my English and in return offer the learning of my native language to Brazilian Portuguese.