Learn Portuguese PDX

Portland, United States

5

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 503-789-1291
Website:
www.learnportuguesepdx.com
Address:
650 NE Holladay St Ste 1600, Portland, OR, 97232
Southeast Portland, Mt. Scott - Arleta
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miSoutheast Holgate & 64th
0.4 miSoutheast Holgate & 62nd
0.9 miSoutheast Powell & 62nd
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1 review of Learn Portuguese PDX

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Place rating: 5
Lake Oswego, OR
I have been taking private Portuguese lessons from Rodrigo for a few months, and I think he is a great instructor and a pleasure to take class from. He is extremely positive and engaging even if I get frustrated with learning new topics. Rodrigo also does a great job focusing on making sure that I know the most important topics that I will need in my travels first. He challenges me to understand videos and articles on top of the normal reading, writing, and speaking that we do in class. It makes learning the language interesting and fun to be talking about relevant topics in applicable formats.