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Duolingo has Portuguese in its program, but is built for [PT-BR], Brazilian Portuguese. I’m looking for quite a while to find an online language course in European Portuguese [PT-PT].

In general, people will understand Brazilian Portuguese in Portugal, but it seems a bit odd to learn a language version which is quite different in pronunciation and vocabulary. At the end it seems that in Portugal Brazilian Portuguese is understood, but not really appreciated, since it is not the native language.

Is there a Portuguese online language course for learning European Portuguese?

Not directly related to this question, but covering a similar issue: How to find correct pronunciations for Portugal-Portuguese words and phrases?

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    Hi and welcome to Language Learning Stack Exchange. Since you tagged this question with duolingo, are you looking for a course hosted on that platform? If you are looking for a course hosted elsewhere, it would be better to remove that tag.
    – Tsundoku
    Commented Dec 18, 2022 at 17:47
  • @Tsundoku Thanks for your comment, I've removed the tag
    – Vickel
    Commented Dec 18, 2022 at 18:01
  • Unfortunately Duolingo only operates in Brazilian Portuguese. Commented Dec 20, 2022 at 15:35

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There are several options for learning "European Portuguese", as it is sometimes called online, but they are not necessarily hosted on the best-known platforms. Below are a few that I have found:

In addition, there are guides to learning European Portuguese that provide some other useful pointers:

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  • thanks that is a very helpful list, which I've already forwarded to several friends, who want/need to learn European Portuguese
    – Vickel
    Commented Dec 20, 2022 at 1:28
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I can teach you and prepare you for the exams, I built my online school to help people to speak our language with their family and friends. The courses are very detailed and the 1–1 sessions are tailored to your needs. https://www.letslearnportuguese.com/learn-portuguese-online/?swcfpc=1

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