
Banco: A Bank, A Bench — or Both?
Is it a place to sit or a place to save money? In Portuguese, 'banco' means both — and Latin explains why.
Is it a place to sit or a place to save money? In Portuguese, 'banco' means both — and Latin explains why.
Don't be fooled by 'assistir' — it usually means 'to watch' in Portuguese, not 'to help'. Here's what to know and how to use it correctly.
Think 'puxe' means push? Think again — it actually means pull. Learn this essential false friend before your next door mishap.
Learning Portuguese? Watch out for these common mistakes English speakers often make — and learn how to fix them.
Think 'pasta' means spaghetti in Portuguese? Think again. Here's what it really means and how to avoid confusion.
New to European Portuguese? Avoid these common beginner mistakes so you can start strong and stay motivated.