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I’m Sofia, a European Portuguese teacher and artist. I offer engaging small-group intensives, personalized private lessons, and conversational practice designed to help you feel the language—not just study it.
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Fado is more than just music. It’s the sound of the Portuguese soul. Rooted in emotion, poetry, and tradition, Fado captures the melancholy and beauty of life’s fleeting moments. Whether sung in a small corner tavern or on an international stage, this iconic genre continues to define Portugal’s cultural identity.
One of the biggest challenges at A2 level is learning how to talk about the past. In Portuguese, we don’t just have one past tense — we have two: Pretérito Perfeito and Pretérito Imperfeito. At first, this can feel confusing, but once you understand the difference, you’ll be able to tell stories and share experiences much more naturally.
In this stage, you move beyond survival phrases and start living the language. Holding real conversations, talking about the past and future, and handling everyday situations with more confidence.
Coffee in Portugal is not just a drink. It’s a ritual, a meeting point, and a cultural cornerstone that transcends generations, regions, and social classes.
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