Portuguese, a rich and melodious language, traces its origins back to the Iberian Peninsula and is now spoken by over 250 million people across the globe. Whether you’re wandering the historic streets of Lisbon, discovering the Amazonian wonders in Brazil, or simply engaging in a conversation with a native speaker, the essence of the Portuguese […] The post Ser and Estar in Portuguese: Understanding Conjugations, Differences, and When to Use Them first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

Brazil, a nation renowned for its vast landscapes and rich history, has often intersected with some of the most prominent figures from the United States. Consider Theodore Roosevelt, not as a former president, but as an explorer venturing into the Amazon’s enigmatic waters. Or Michael Jackson, beyond his global stardom, connecting authentically with Rio’s favelas. […] The post 5 Famous Americans Who Left A Mark On Brazil first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

Portuguese is a rich and vibrant language, with words that often carry multiple meanings depending on context. One such word is “po” (alternatively spelled “pô” or “pó”). Let’s explore its different uses: 1. Pó – Dust or Powder The most straightforward meaning of “pó” is “dust” or “powder.” It’s a noun that refers to fine, […] The post The Many Uses of “Po” in Portuguese first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

Portuguese is a rich and vibrant language, with words that often carry multiple meanings depending on context. One such word is “po” (alternatively spelled “pô” or “pó”). Let’s explore its different uses: 1. Pó – Dust or Powder The most straightforward meaning of “pó” is “dust” or “powder.” It’s a noun that refers to fine, […] The post The Many Uses of “Po” in Portuguese first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

Brazil’s New Digital Nomad Visa Introduction In January of 2022, Brazil launched South America’s first Digital Nomad Visa. The Digital Nomad Visa, formally known as VITEM XIV, allows qualified applicants to stay in Brazil for 1 year at a time, and can be renewed for 4 years. This visa is ideal for remote workers, freelancers […] The post How to Get the Brazilian Digital Nomad Visa in the US first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

The verb fazer is one of the most important verbs in the Portuguese language. Strictly translated into English it means “to do” or “to make”, but there are a number of other situations when you would also use it. Whether you are looking to talk about the cake (o bolo) that you made, how old […] The post How To Use The Verb ‘Fazer’ in Brazilian Portuguese first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

In this post you are going to get all of the resources you’ll need to learn Brazilian Portuguese from 0 to fluent. This list is written primarily with the self directed student who wants to learn to speak Portuguese at their own pace. If you’re the kind of person who feels confident taking control of […] The post The Best Resources for Learning to Speak Brazilian Portuguese first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

The recent election of Jair Bolsonaro as Brazil’s next president has brought on a deluge of speculation about what this means for the future. Is the world ending or is this just business as usual for Brazilian politics? The endless debates surrounding Bolsonaro’s campaign are now in the past, leaving us to speculate on what could […] The post What Does Bolsonaro’s Brazil Look Like For Gringos? first appeared on Brazilian Gringo ..read more

Brazil’s New Digital Nomad Visa Introduction In January of 2022, Brazil launched South America’s first Digital Nomad Visa. The Digital Nomad Visa, formally known as VITEM XIV, allows qualified applicants to stay in Brazil for 1 year at a time, and can be renewed for 4 years. This visa is ideal for remote workers, freelancers ..read more

The verb fazer is one of the most important verbs in the Portuguese language. Strictly translated into English it means “to do” or “to make”, but there are a number of other situations when you would also use it. Whether you are looking to talk about the cake (o bolo) that you made, how old ..read more