Online Brazilian Portuguese Lessons in Regina

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Brazilian connections in Regina

Regina’s Brazilian connections are visible through education, research and public cultural programming. Latinos en Regina describes itself as a Latin American community association in Regina, Saskatchewan, with cultural celebrations, community activities and festivals throughout the year. Its Mosaic Latino Pavilion 2026 page specifically presents a Brazilian-community group, “Saskatchewan Dance & Band”, sharing music and dance and describing a connection between Saskatchewan and Brazil. The page is a programme record, not a promise that the next edition or the same performers will recur, so check the organiser’s current calendar before planning to attend.

The University of Regina offers several different Brazil-related learning routes. Its current global-partners list names 13 Brazilian institutions, including UDESC, UFBA, PUC-Rio and UNINTER, under formal exchange or memorandum arrangements. The university’s outbound-exchange page gives PUC-Rio in Rio de Janeiro as a Fall 2026 school spotlight: some courses are available in English, but participating students are required to take Portuguese as a Second Language. That makes Brazilian Portuguese a grounded preparation topic for a Regina learner considering that named exchange; it does not imply that every Brazilian student in Regina follows the same route.

Brazil also appears in Regina’s language-support and research pathways. A University of Regina continuing-education article dated 6 February 2026 says the English for Academic Purposes programme welcomes students from countries including Brazil and acts as a bridge into university study and Canadian daily life. Separately, the university’s 2025 Globalink research-intern profile introduces Daniel Slomp da Cunha Pereira, from the Universidade Federal do Paraná in Brazil, who spent a few months at Regina on a geography internship researching the dynamics of the western Canadian boreal forest. These are different kinds of connection-settling into academic English and undertaking a research placement-so a learner can practise language for both everyday orientation and specialist discussion without treating a profile as a permanent local institution.

First Nations University of Canada adds an Indigenous-education dimension. In an October 2025 report, FNUniv says it welcomed Brazilian high-school students to its Regina campus through a multi-week exchange with schools in the Regina area. The students took part in English-learning activities, toured Regina and were introduced to Indigenous histories, perspectives and contemporary community priorities. This is a documented past visit, not evidence of a standing public class or an ongoing Brazilian association. A separate University of Regina account of a 2023 FNUniv study tour records 15 FNUniv students travelling for a 10-day Business in Brazil course in Paraná, where they met Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities and 15 Uninter students. Read together, the two accounts show a two-way educational relationship, while keeping Regina, Paraná and the dates distinct.

An earlier local profile provides a personal, historical example rather than a current programme. 980 CJME’s 10 September 2019 report described Marco Dos Santos, who arrived in Regina from the São Paulo area in late 2018 as an exchange student through the University of Regina’s partnership with Santa Catarina State University. The report says he later chose to pursue a master’s degree, worked in the university’s ESL office and described Portuguese as his native language. It establishes one person’s study, residence and work experience at that time-not a current student population, a permanent Brazilian community size or a promise of services today.

For optional self-study, choose one dated Regina connection and make a small, source-aware vocabulary set: words for a Mosaic performance, questions for an exchange orientation, or terms from a boreal-forest research conversation. Write three questions in Brazilian Portuguese, then label each note as a current organiser page, a dated past report or an academic programme. Check the responsible institution or organiser before making any travel or attendance plan; Barbara’s online lessons can use the notes for role-play and listening practice.

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Private lessons and adult groups support beginner, intermediate and advanced learners. Barbara confirms the level, format and availability before booking. Compare lesson formats and read about Barbara’s teaching approach.

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• Private package: from A$260 for four weekly one-hour private lessons.
• Adult group term: from A$290 per student for ten weekly one-hour lessons.
• Casual private lesson: A$65 for one hour.

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