Audio-first vocabulary training with spaced repetition. Learn Portuguese words and phrases you’ll actually hear, remember them long-term, and practise both understanding and speaking.
Portuguese here means the learning content. Your interface language and your translation language are separate settings, so you can learn Portuguese in the setup that suits you.
Quick wins you’ll get
We design the learning around the pain points that matter most:
Nasal sounds (mão, não), open vs closed vowels, and (in European Portuguese) faster, reduced vowels in real speech.
You don’t need to memorise full tables first – you need high-frequency chunks you can reuse.
Not just o/a – but also do/da, no/na, aos/às, etc.
The difference matters for meaning, so you’ll learn it in phrases, not rules alone.
Hear the word, see it in context, and connect sound to meaning.
You get a daily queue. The system brings back what you’re about to forget – no planning, no spreadsheets.
Recognise it first, then switch to recall, so vocabulary becomes usable when you speak.
Practical Portuguese for real-life situations: ordering, directions, small talk, and everyday services.
See detailsIf you want Portuguese that works in real life, focus on the vocabulary that shows up in everyday conversations and admin.
See detailsBuild a work-ready vocabulary that helps you sound clear, not “overly formal”.
See detailsBuild practical Portuguese for day-to-day conversations, service interactions, and quick rapport.
Learn the everyday Portuguese that shows up in appointments, forms, and quick chats with neighbours or colleagues.
Learn phrases in context, hear them with audio, then lock them in with spaced repetition – so you can recall them when you actually need them.
Start freeUse phrases you can drop into meetings, status updates, and quick customer replies.
Mini “dictionary” per card: definition, examples, and pronunciation.
Automatic scheduling so you review at the right time.
Move from recognition to speaking recall.
No “what do I learn first?” paralysis – just start.
See what’s new, what’s due, and what’s already learned.
Start small, practise daily, and let spaced repetition do the heavy lifting.