Jun
26
Ed asked:
I’m a student of Modern Languages at college here, in Brazil. My option was to study Portuguese and English Languages. I think my course is great.
I don’t know if you know that our second language here is the English (but it’s not an official second language). We study everything about Literature (Brazilian, Portuguese, English and American), Portuguese and English Language, English and Portuguese Phonetic etc…So, we study hard.
The Portuguese is the third Western language more spoke in the Western and the fourth more spoke in the world. But a day I thought: We study so hard the English here, but in the USA are there schools that learn the Portuguese?
I suppose in the USA, you just have the Spanish classes as Latin-American Language (because it’s what a see in tv shows, premieres, movies etc.).
Here in Brazil we have idiomatic schools that usually teach English, Spanish or French.
I’m a student of Modern Languages at college here, in Brazil. My option was to study Portuguese and English Languages. I think my course is great.
I don’t know if you know that our second language here is the English (but it’s not an official second language). We study everything about Literature (Brazilian, Portuguese, English and American), Portuguese and English Language, English and Portuguese Phonetic etc…So, we study hard.
The Portuguese is the third Western language more spoke in the Western and the fourth more spoke in the world. But a day I thought: We study so hard the English here, but in the USA are there schools that learn the Portuguese?
I suppose in the USA, you just have the Spanish classes as Latin-American Language (because it’s what a see in tv shows, premieres, movies etc.).
Here in Brazil we have idiomatic schools that usually teach English, Spanish or French.
So these are my asks: are there idiomatic schools that teach Portuguese in the USA? Is it easy to find them? Can a Brazilian, graduated here, teaching in the US? If you were learning the Portuguese, would you prefer the Portuguese or Brazilian way to speak?
Thank you, friends!
Kevin
