FalaPT: European Portuguese

The Portuguese of Portugal, from the first lesson. Most courses teach Brazilian Portuguese and leave you guessing in a Lisbon café. FalaPT does the opposite. You learn autocarro, not ônibus; comboio, not trem; pequeno-almoço, casa de banho, telemóvel, sumo, ementa. You learn estar a fazer instead of estar fazendo, and how to address people politely the way it is actually done in Portugal — in the third person, with o senhor and a senhora. What is inside • 18 units, 72 lessons — a full A1 and A2 course • More than 700 words and 900 exercises, written and edited by hand • Seven kinds of exercise: multiple choice, gap fill, word tiles, matching pairs, translation in both directions, listening, and free typing • Spaced repetition (SM-2): words come back after a day, three days, a week, and further out • A “Review mistakes” section built from your own wrong answers • A level test at the end of each level — 30 questions, no second tries • Every phrase can be listened to in a European Portuguese voice, at three speeds • A searchable course dictionary with pronunciation How it teaches A new phrase is never thrown at you as a blank typing field. The first time you meet it, you build it from word tiles; only once you have produced it yourself does the app ask you to type it from memory. Grammar notes open collapsed — one short paragraph and the lesson vocabulary, with the details one tap away for when you want them. Explanations in your language The whole course exists in Russian and in Ukrainian: interface, translations and grammar notes. Switch at any time; your progress stays. Honest by design No ads. No analytics. No third-party trackers. No advertising identifiers. One cookie, the one that keeps you signed in. You can study without an account at all — then nothing ever leaves your device. If you do sign up, you can download everything the server holds about you as a JSON file, or delete your account and all of it in one tap, straight from the settings. Free, in full, with no locked lessons. Bom trabalho — e até já!