My daily routine

1.Nice to meet you

Your first introductions in Portugal: say your name, ask theirs, and close with “muito prazer”.

~22 min

2.Who I am

Say who you are in Portugal: nationality, job, and where you live — in one clean line.

~22 min

3.Hello and goodbye

Greet and leave the Portuguese way — match bom dia / boa tarde to the time of day.

~20 min

4.Numbers that matter

Numbers for life in Portugal: age, door codes, and everyday counts without freezing.

~22 min

5.What time is it?

Ask and tell the time for Portuguese appointments, class, and the next elétrico.

~22 min

6.My morning routine

Tell a simple Portuguese morning: wake, get ready, leave — in clear present-tense order.

~24 min

7.Meals in a day

Name Portuguese meals and say what you usually eat or drink across the day.

~22 min

8.Getting to work or class

Say how you get to work or class in Portugal — and ask one simple transport question.

~22 min

9.My family

Name close family and say who you live with in Portugal — short, clear lines.

~22 min

10.At home

Name the rooms of a Portuguese home and lock o/a with house words.

~22 min

11.This week

Plan a Portuguese week: days of the week and simple lines with “na segunda”.

~22 min

12.How much is it?

Ask prices in euros at a café or shop — and understand the short answer.

~22 min

13.Spell your name

Spell your name letter by letter when a Portuguese desk doesn’t catch it.

~20 min

14.The little words o and a

Lock o/a with everyday Portuguese nouns — the little words you hear all day.

~22 min

15.Yes and no

Answer Sim / Não and flip a sentence with não — for real Portuguese chats.

~20 min

16.Speaking politely

Use senhor / senhora and soft openers with people you don’t know well in Portugal.

~22 min

17.My address and contacts

Give your Portuguese morada, phone and email when a form or desk asks.

~24 min

18.How to ask anything

Pick the right question word for life in Portugal: onde, quando, quanto, quem, como, qual.

~24 min