Have just started the newish Portuguese (European) 1 by Memrise.
Can we have the accented letters on the text entry screens please?
If we are going to learn the spelling of words it is good educational practice to learn it correctly right at the start, and not all key boards have them. Accents also help make sense of pronounciation.
I am learning the memrise portuguese european 2 and notice that at level 7 esse is listed as being this (relatively close) but I understand that esse is actually that (relatively close)
May I request that this is amended and at any other points where the word occures in these courses
Other than that so far I am finding this group of courses excelent especially the fact that it is fully supported with audio as I have very little opportunity to hear the language spoken
Hello
I would be happy to list this comment as you suggest but have found this part of the memrise site very hard to negotiate hopefully it will be picked up and corrected by who ever has the means to do so
you’re absolutely right, the memrise team should AT LEAST, the least, put the links for the fora in the course descriptions. As we - other course creators, dutifully did …
@honeyvalley - you are right. This happens a lot in the Brazilian Portuguese courses, too. Este = this (masculine); esta = this (feminine); esse = that (masculine); essa = that (feminine). I have a course that covers all of these perfectly, but it is no longer public. If you want to see it, pm me and I will give you the link to the course. Or, you could just visit this link: http://streetsmartbrazil.com/difference-between-este-and-esse-portuguese/
@honeyvalley and all, thanks a lot for your messages.
After some research, we concluded that “that” would, in fact, work better for a “relatively close” pronoun instead of “this” (meaning “esse” in Portuguese).
I’ve just changed all the occurrences both in Brazilian and European Portuguese.
In order for you to see these changes, please log-out and log-in again in Memrise’s app. That should not impact your daily streak and all new changes will then be effective.
You can’t imagine how happy this made me…
Month ago I’ve returned home after spending one year in Portugal and seeing /hearing those people made me cry.
Pouguese 1 (EU) meet the natives… she says “obrigada” but it won’t accept “thank you (said by woman)” as a correct answer, but it says the correct answer is “thank you (said by man)”.
You’re right. Unfortunately, there’s a problem with this video, since it was linked to “obrigado” instead of “obrigada” during the course upload process.
I already contacted our tech team to take a look at that, since it’s not possible to edit videos online, as we do with audio or the written lines.
Therefore, we kindly ask for your patience on it, and we’ll make sure to leave a note here once this is solved.
Thanks again and I hope you keep enjoying the courses!