Brazilian Portuguese
Real clips from Brazilian YouTube: football, memes, street interviews, carnival. Tap any word you don't know, see what it means right there, and keep it.
Short clips from Brazilian creators, at your level.
Meaning in context, slang explained.
Flashcards with the original clip.
Courses and Duolingo gave me words. In Brazil, I still couldn't follow a real conversation.
What worked was listening to real people: on the street, at the football, at the padaria.
Back in Germany, I built the app I wanted: real Brazil every day, with the words people actually use.
Luca, founder of Zinho
Yes. You pick your level when you start, and the feed mixes clips at your level with a few slightly above it. Every word can be tapped, and any clip can be explained in plain English.
Brazilian. The clips come from Brazilian creators, with real accents from Rio to Bahia. The extra deck "Brazil vs. Portugal" shows the words the two say differently.
From public Brazilian YouTube videos, played with YouTube's own player. Every clip links back to the original video and the creator's channel.
Zinho is a subscription: $49.99 a year with a free first week, or $9.99 a month (prices in your currency are shown in the app). You can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
No. The clips stream from YouTube, so Zinho needs an internet connection.
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