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Portuguese for Beginners: Everyday Conversation for Portugal and Brazil

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10:50:00 Hours

£34.99
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Last updated Tue, 03-Nov-2026

Portuguese for Beginners: Everyday Conversation for Portugal and Brazil
70 Lessons 10:50:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Pronounce Portuguese clearly enough to be understood, including nasal and reduced vowels, using simple written respellings
  • Greet people and introduce yourself, choosing between tu, você and o senhor or a senhora
  • Use numbers, prices, times and dates, and book a table or a room
  • Choose correctly between ser and estar, and use ter and há, articles, gender and plurals
  • Use the present tense of regular and key irregular verbs, ask questions and say no
  • Order in a café and a restaurant, explain a food allergy or a diet, and shop at a market
  • Shop, ask the way, use trains, buses and taxis, and sort out problems where you stay
  • Cope at the pharmacy and the doctor, and call for help in an emergency
  • Talk about your family, your daily routine, what you did and what you're going to do
  • Recognise the main differences between the Portuguese of Portugal and of Brazil, and write a self-introduction and an account of a day out
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Korean for Beginners: Hangul, Everyday Phrases and Basic Grammar

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10:50:00 Hours

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Last updated Tue, 03-Nov-2026

Korean for Beginners: Hangul, Everyday Phrases and Basic Grammar
70 Lessons 10:50:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Read and write every Hangul letter and syllable block, including final consonants and double finals
  • Pronounce Korean clearly using Revised Romanisation as a guide, and know the main sound changes
  • Greet people, introduce yourself and use the polite -yo form, and recognise formal and casual speech
  • Use both Korean number systems for prices in won, counting, the time, days and dates
  • Build simple sentences with the main particles and the verbs for being and having
  • Talk about the present, the past and your plans with everyday verbs, and say no with 안 and 못
  • Ask questions, describe your daily routine, hobbies and family, and describe people and things
  • Order at a café, a restaurant and a food stall, and explain a food allergy clearly
  • Shop, ask the way, use the subway, trains and taxis, check in and ask for help
  • Make plans with friends, and write and say a longer self-introduction and an account of a day out
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Arabic for Beginners: The Alphabet, Reading and Everyday Phrases

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10:49:00 Hours

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Last updated Tue, 03-Nov-2026

Arabic for Beginners: The Alphabet, Reading and Everyday Phrases
70 Lessons 10:49:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Read and write all 28 Arabic letters in their four forms, right to left, with the short vowels and other marks
  • Read fully vowelled Arabic aloud, using a simple transliteration as a guide, including sun and moon letters
  • Greet people, use polite phrases for a man or a woman, and introduce yourself
  • Use numbers in Arabic-Indic and Western digits for prices, the time, days and dates
  • Build simple sentences with pronouns, the definite article, masculine and feminine, and possessive endings
  • Talk about the present, the past and your plans with everyday verbs, and ask questions
  • Describe your daily routine, family, hobbies, people and places
  • Order at a café, a restaurant and a market, and explain a food allergy clearly
  • Shop, ask the way, use trains, buses and taxis, check in and ask for help
  • Write a self-introduction and an account of a day out in Arabic script
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Japanese for Beginners: Hiragana, Katakana and Everyday Conversation

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10:52:00 Hours

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Last updated Sun, 01-Nov-2026

Japanese for Beginners: Hiragana, Katakana and Everyday Conversation
70 Lessons 10:52:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Read and write all of hiragana and katakana, including the little marks, small characters and long vowels
  • Pronounce Japanese clearly, with even beats, long vowels and double consonants, using romaji as a guide
  • Greet people, introduce yourself and use polite desu and masu Japanese with confidence
  • Use numbers, prices in yen, the time, days and dates, and read the number kanji
  • Talk about your daily routine, the past and your plans with polite verbs and the main particles
  • Order at a café and a restaurant, explain a food allergy and describe food
  • Shop for clothes and souvenirs, count things with the common counters, and pay in cash or by card
  • Ask the way, take trains, buses and taxis, check into a hotel or guesthouse and ask for help
  • Make requests and ask permission with the te form, and say what you want to do
  • Recognise a handful of useful kanji and signs, and hold short, friendly everyday conversations
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Italian for Beginners: Speak, Read and Understand Everyday Italian

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10:54:00 Hours

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Last updated Sun, 01-Nov-2026

Italian for Beginners: Speak, Read and Understand Everyday Italian
70 Lessons 10:54:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Pronounce Italian clearly, including the pure vowels, c and g, gli, gn and double consonants, using simple written guides
  • Greet people, introduce yourself and choose between tu and Lei
  • Talk about yourself, your family, your work, your hobbies and your daily routine in simple sentences
  • Use the present tense of regular and common irregular verbs, ask questions and say no with non
  • Understand masculine and feminine nouns, the articles and agreement, explained in plain English
  • Use numbers, prices, dates and the time, and say what you like with mi piace and mi piacciono
  • Order at a bar and a restaurant, explain a food allergy, shop at a market and for clothes, and pay
  • Ask for directions, buy train and bus tickets, check into a B&B or hotel and sort out simple problems
  • Use potere, volere and dovere, and talk about the past with the passato prossimo
  • Write short messages and emails, cope with phone calls and fast speech, and know some everyday Italian customs
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