An index of the study sheets in this folder. They are written from my class notes
(Portugal Language Speeking Notes.txt), the teacher’s handouts, the A2 workbook, and the linked
videos and Wordwall exercises. All spelling is European Portuguese, following the 1990 Acordo Ortográfico.
The same material can be practised in the app: pixi run app → http://127.0.0.1:8000.
| Sheet | What’s in it |
|---|---|
| Vocabulário | Greetings and goodbyes, tu vs o senhor, family, marital status, the house, physical description, clothes, time words, languages and nationalities |
| Comida, bebida e cozinha | Meals and the meal verbs, Ao … como … e bebo …, meat, fish, typical dishes, snacks, vegetables, fruit, nuts, dairy, condiments, drinks, kitchen items, pt-PT vs Brazilian food words |
| Países e nacionalidades | Countries by continent with their gender, how to say “from” each one, nationality words, continents, Portuguese regions and cities |
| Os dias da semana e os meses | Days of the week, months, seasons and saying the date |
| As horas | Asking and telling the time: e, menos, falta(m) para, meio-dia, the 24-hour clock |
| Números e ordinais | Cardinal numbers (um, dois…, mil) and ordinals (primeiro, segundo…) |
| Sheet | What’s in it |
|---|---|
| Masculino e feminino | Noun gender: articles, typical endings, exceptions, jobs (making the feminine), place names, agreement |
| Singular e plural | Making nouns and adjectives plural, by their ending |
| Os possessivos | o meu, a tua, os seus, as vossas…: agreeing with the thing owned |
| Os interrogativos | Question words (quem, onde, quando, qual, quanto…), é que questions, tricky pairs, yes/no questions |
| Putting it together | Building correct sentences from the other sheets: each rule with a ✅ example and a ❌ common mistake |
| Sheet | What’s in it |
|---|---|
| Ser e estar | The two verbs for “to be”: conjugation, when to use each, adjectives that change meaning |
| Verbos regulares | How -ar / -er / -ir verbs conjugate, plus full tables of every regular verb in the material, reflexive verbs, estar a + infinitive |
| Verbos irregulares | Every irregular verb in the material, grouped by pattern (ter, fazer, pôr, vestir → visto, -uir, -ear…) |
| Verbos irregulares mais comuns | The everyday irregular verbs with their most useful expressions (ter de, há, ir a / ir para, saber vs conhecer) |
Suggested order for a beginner: numbers → calendar → time → ser e estar → gender → plural → vocabulary → regular verbs → possessives → question words → food → irregular verbs → putting it together.