🇧🇷 The best Brazilian Portuguese websites

Vivian Flanzer's university coursebook, published open-access under Creative Commons: seven thematic units built around video interviews with Brazilians, each with readings, grammar explanations and vocabulary lists, plus a standalone grammar bank covering the indicative and subjunctive. Free to read online and to adapt. Written for intermediate classroom use, so it assumes you have the basics and expects you to do the exercises.

Pairs of Brazilians improvising a scenario — a complaint, a negotiation, a piece of gossip — filmed unscripted so the hesitations and interruptions survive, then annotated with commentary bubbles explaining what just happened and why. Portuguese transcripts and English translations come with every clip, and the whole set is downloadable as a PDF. Free, from UT Austin. Aimed at intermediate and up; the archive is fixed at 35 dialogues.

Definitions in Portuguese with synonyms, antonyms, example sentences, full conjugation tables and etymology, using Brazilian spelling throughout. Free with no account. Being monolingual it is a step up from a translation dictionary, and worth switching to as soon as you can read a simple definition — looking a word up in Portuguese is itself practice. Ad-supported.

Type an infinitive and get every tense and mood laid out, including the personal infinitive and the future subjunctive that make Portuguese conjugation genuinely harder than Spanish. Free, fast and paired with dictionary, synonym and grammar sections from the same publisher. It is a Brazilian site, so where a form differs between varieties the Brazilian usage is what you see — check Priberam if you need the Portugal norm.