All about Brazil

take a moment and review words we’ve learned up until this point.  The more active you are with the vocabulary, the more comfortable you will become.

Learn Brazilian Portuguese with falatalk.com    A real conversation starter!!! How to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich.  Stella has never made one before, so, with her help, we’ll give you vocabulary tips needed to impress your new brazilian friends. Let’s eat!

Falatalk.com teaches conversational Brazilian Portuguese today, with Stella and I having a little chat.  We start with the basics, gradually moving to more intermediate level speaking.  It was tough for a beginner like me, but I soon got the hang of it.  Enjoy, and check out our website, at http://falatalk.com

Learn Brazilian Portuguese with videos at falatalk.com   In continuing with the house series, Stella gives us a quick look at the bedroom.  Give us some feedback on how you would like to learn the vocabulary, so we can make it either more easy, or more challenging for you!

SOCCER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! here at Falatalk.com  While in Brazil, I was able to see a soccer game, as part of the Copa Sulamericana 2007.  Jeffer and I went absolutely crazy during the game. There was constant cheer from the fans, and much more.  I would have not wanted to be the other team. Enjoy the game…

Merry Christmas and Feliz Natal.  I hope you have enjoyed falatalk so far, and I also hope you tune in as we celebrate the New Year.  I’d like to reach out to everyone that has listened in on falatalk, and ask for your support this holiday season.   If you’ve enjoyed the podcasts so far, help falatalk grow for 2008.  There are a couple of ways to contribute to falatalk. You can donate to falatalk using paypal. On our site, on the right hand side is the donate section. You can visit our...more

Falatalk presents “The Real Deal” series.  This series promotes active participation in a conversation, and will strengthen your knowledge of Brazilian Portuguese, by forcing you to speak it! Today’s first episode will be with our very own Stella Arnt. If you are interested in following along, a detailed transcript is available for free above.

Falatalk presents an example introduction. Test your knowledge of what you’ve learned so far with this introduction. It is sure to test your knowledge….

My friends and I went to a bar, and when the bill came, we all had cash on us, so you will get to see an assortment of Brazilian Reals and coins. 

Like most restaurants in Brazil, people pay by the kilo. In this case, Jeffer and I go to get sushi! Most places are cheap, with only 10 to 15 reals per kilo.  This place, called “Oishi” was charging $50 reals per kilo. That is expensive sushi!!!