Iniciante I

Your first words in Portuguese: how to greet people, introduce yourself, and say goodbye, with a pronunciation tip on the nasal letter M.

The frequency scale — sempre, geralmente, às vezes, nunca — and where each type of adverb goes in the sentence, practiced through the daily routines of a walking group in Recife.

The simplest plural rule in Portuguese — just add -s — plus the everyday words that stay singular, practiced through a shopping-list note and a review of numbers 11–20.

A bus ticket teaches numbers from 11 to 999 — how to build them, when to use cem or cento, and when a number changes for gender.

An events calendar and a WhatsApp chat teach dates and event times — the months, numbers 21–59, and the difference between clock time and event time (é às sete).

Saying who something belongs to — de + artigo (do/da/dos/das), dele/dela/deles/delas, and masculine/feminine adjective agreement — through an original text about a shared student house in Ouro Preto.

Grammar reference comparing both possessive systems (meu/minha/nosso/nossa and dele/dela/deles/delas) side by side, through a post about Téo's family in Salvador. Comprehension, true/false, fill-in-blank for both groups, mixed multiple choice, and writing production.