We all love to travel overseas, meeting different people, knowing their culture, and most importantly trying to know more about their lifestyle and values. Similarly, we also notice the language which they speak. There are multiple languages that we see people often speak across the world and they are Italian, Spanish, French, Russian, etc. There is one language which is Portuguese which is also very much popular. Portuguese-speaking countries are Brazil, Portugal, Macau, Cape Verde, etc.
The Portuguese language follows the strict principles of CEFR. CEFR is nothing but a common European framework of references. It simply tells us what is our current level of understanding of the foreign language which we know? There are six levels in CEFR and they are A1 and A2 which are basic, B1 and B2 which are intermediate, and C1 and C2 which are Advanced levels. In Fact, you officially validate your proficiency in that foreign language.
Again, I would like to say before you start learning this language, please ask these questions from yourself: what is your end target of learning this language? How much time can you devote on a daily basis to learn this language? These reasons may vary from person to person.
We all want to learn this language but corporate people face difficulty as they do not have sufficient time to learn this language. In this blog, I will share some ways which will help corporate people to learn Portuguese