Beginner Portuguese Group Class starting mid-November at Adi’s Language School in Framingham, MA. The schedule will be once a week for 2 hours, and we are still determining the exact day and time. No registration fee.

If you would like to register, please contact us with your full name, and days/times you would be available to take the class. We would also be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Let’s learn Portuguese together!

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Here are some Greetings and Goodbyes in Brazilian Portuguese, helping you make the first contact in this language:

• Olá    –   Hello, hi
• Bom dia  –    Good morning Pronunciation note: The om in bom is an example of a Portuguese ‘nasal’ sound. In nasal sounds, the final m isn’t quite fully pronounced.

• Boa tarde   – Good afternoon, good evening
• Boa noite   –  Good night, good evening Usage note: For good evening, boa tarde is used before it gets dark and boa noite after.
• Obrigado –   Thanks (if you’re a man)
• Obrigada  –  Thanks (if you’re a woman) Grammar note: In Portuguese, everything and everybody (people, places and things) has a gender: they are either masculine (m) or feminine (f). Many masculine words end in o and feminine words often end in a.
• Tudo bem? Tudo joia? or Como você está?   –  How are you?
• Estou bem, obrigado – I’m fine, thanks
• Estou bem, obrigada – I’m fine, thanks
• Muito bem, obrigada  – Very well, thanks
• E você?  – And you?
• Estou bem também – I am good too

• Tchau – Bye

• Até logo – See you later
• Adeus – Goodbye

If you have any questions or comments regarding us or our classes, please fill out our contact request form

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