Learn Portuguese with WorldNomads Portuguese Language Guide
PORTUGAL | Tuesday, 30 October 2007 | Views [12188] | Comments [4]
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Learn Portugese with our iPod Language guide. Photo credit: Fred_davignon
Have you ever been stuck in a country wanting to be polite, but
not even knowing the word for 'please'? Or been frustrated when you
couldn't ask for the most basic directions to where you're going?
The WorldNomads.com Portuguese Language Guide gives you enough
phrases to keep you travelling safely and get more from your holiday.
#1 free language Apps for iPhone
Over 2 million people have downloaded our audio language guides
and now these great resources for travellers have been rebuilt for the iPhone
too. We're proud to say that MSNBC
recently rated the WorldNomads.com language guide series the #1 freebie
language App for iPhones. See their review here
Portuguese guides to download
Try these on for size:
Audio guide for any mp3
player or computer - FREE!
Contains: 12 min language lesson
Suitable for: download to any iPod/mp3 player or play directly within
this browser
Details: MP3 file, Size: 22.4MB
Written Script: Download PDF of script here
Application
for iPhone & iPod Touch - FREE!
Contains: 12 min language lesson, 40+ audio phrases
Suitable for: an iPhone or iPod touch
Details: Application file, Size: 8.2 MB, link goes to iTunes App
Store
Other languages in the series
The WorldNomads.com Language Guide gives you enough basic phrases
to keep you travelling safely and get more from your adventure. It is
available in 23 languages including Hindi, Thai, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, French and Italian.
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World Nomads Language Guide Podcasts are free to download and may be used as
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altered or added to in any way. World Nomads Language Guide Podcasts may not be
sold by any website or individual. © World Nomads Pty Ltd, 2006-2009.
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