Summary

It's difficult to "summarize" the booming expansion that has occurred with the Kaufmann crew since "The Linguist" appeared on Free Language a year ago. That is why Free Language has numerous articles on the various websites and resources available through multilinguist Steve Kaufmann's web entelechy, including the many LinqQ [liŋk] podcasts, the LingQ method, revisiting The Linguist on Language and why not throw in a little thelinguist.com love, too. :)

This particular podcast is PortugueseLingQ, a roughly weekly podcast with mp3 audio content for Portuguese language learners. Transcripts of the podcasts are available through LingQ.

From Website

What is PortugueseLingQ?

First of all, the name itself (which is pronounced Portuguese Link) needs a little explaining. The first part, “Portuguese”, is fairly obvious since we teach Portuguese. LingQ is the name of our online learning system which you can find at LingQ.com. At LingQ you’ll study many different languages in a fun, community atmosphere. The “Ling” in LingQ comes from TheLinguist.com the people behind LingQ. Lastly, the “Q” is important because it forms the speech bubble in our logo and throughout our site and because it makes “lingq” sound like “link” (we think!) which is what our system does for you.

At PortugueseLingQ...

. we LingQ you to a world of real Portuguese content
. we LingQ you to our revolutionary learning tools
. we LingQ you to a community of fellow Portuguese learners

Our podcasts may contain interviews, articles, or audiobook excerpts but are most often just general conversations in Portuguese. We will usually talk about topics of general interest. Please do send us feedback and topic requests. We’re always happy to hear from you.

After you listen to the podcast, sign up for a free account at LingQ (l-i-n-g-q.com) and study the full transcript using LingQ's revolutionary learning tools.

At LingQ, you may also want to submit writing for correction or join live 1 on 1 and group discussions with our tutors. Plus you will find thousands more podcasts with transcript. Come and find out what LingQ is all about!

Of course, even if you don’t decide to become a member, you can continue listening to the podcasts as long as you like.

Visit PortugueseLingQ.com

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Summary

This is an excellent, high-quality podcast from the University of Texas for learners of Brazilian Portuguese - especially those that speak or have studied Spanish.

The lessons are well-designed by professors and the material is quite helpful.

Bravo UT!

From Website

Our podcasts are designed to help those who are learning Portuguese, especially if you have a previous background in Spanish. First, you find some pronunciation podcasts that are built around dialogs illustrating specific sound differences. You can also download pdf transcripts and participate in a discussion blog for clarification of questions.

Next, you find grammar podcasts that focus on grammatical differences between Spanish and Portuguese. All of the lessons are also built around some cultural aspect that makes Brazil so awesome.

Try it out, and join our Brazilpod community. There are no registration fees or restrictions, just great chances to learn more Portuguese.

Visit Tá Falado Podcast.

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From the site:

"Brazilian Portuguese Podcast stands for helping your Portuguese in three basics ways:

• Grammar: Every week 2 or 3 lessons about Portuguese Grammar with simple and easy explanation will be available for you.
• Pronunciation: In every lesson we’ll help you with pronunciation by repeating the words nice and slowly.
• Vocabulary: In some lessons you’ll learn new vocabulary with detailed information about each words.
• Conversational: In this kind of lesson you’ll learn useful phrases. Everyday situations vocabulary and cultural aspects of the language."

Comments

This feed moved from here, where you will find the first lessons published before the move.

This is a good podcast for learning Brazilian Portuguese. The host, André Augusto Souto Barbosa, puts together some interesting and pertinent lessons. He is also good at pointing out difference in pronunciation inside of Brazil, as well as some of the difference beftween European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese.

Even though this is really for people interested in learning Brazilian Portuguese, it will also be useful for those wanting to learn European Portuguese.

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