Expats In Portugal

You've just landed in Portugal and you don't speak a word. Your hotel is somewhere in a little vila called Vila do Sol, the lady at the counter only speaks Portuguese, and your holiday tan is about to become a very real sunburn.

Welcome to your new life.

Expat in Portugal is a language-learning game where you actually live the story. You walk through a sunny 3D Portuguese town, tap the people you meet, and learn real European Portuguese the way expats really learn it — one conversation at a time.


ONE STORY, 21 CHAPTERS

This isn't a pile of random lessons. It's one continuous story that follows your first months in Portugal:

• Arrive lost in Vila do Sol and find Maria, the hotel manager
• Get burned at the beach, then survive the pharmacy
• Order your first bica like a local at the café
• Shop at the market, ride the tram, meet the neighbours
• Live the same places again at night — lamps lit, "boa noite" everywhere
• Finish as someone the locals call "já és de cá" — you're one of us now

Plus a bonus chapter: walk a map of Portugal and discover all 18 districts — the food, the festivals, the traditions.


HOW YOU LEARN

• Drag anywhere to walk. Tap ⓘ to talk. Nobody bothers you until you choose.
• Every phrase comes with its pronunciation written out (olá, tudo bem? → oh-LAH TOO-doo bayng)
• Choose from 3 answers. Wrong ones cost you nothing — try again, no lives, no streaks to lose.
• Every correct answer opens a short lesson explaining the key word and when to use it.
• Missions give you a reason to speak: deliver a pastel de nata, find ten bottles of Porto, help a neighbour find her cat.


REAL EUROPEAN PORTUGUESE

Not Brazilian. Everything you learn here is what people actually say in Portugal — "bica" not "cafezinho", "casa de banho" not "banheiro", the tu/você you'll really need at the counter. Written and voiced by a Portuguese team, for people living in Portugal.


WHAT'S INSIDE

• 21 chapters across 10 handcrafted 3D places, day and night
• 50 characters to talk to, from bakers to fado singers
• Over 300 useful phrases and words
• All 18 Portuguese districts, with their culture, food and festivals
• Original music you can turn off with one tap


NO SUBSCRIPTION. EVER.

The first chapters are free. If you like it, one single purchase unlocks the whole story — forever, on all your devices. N