Sweets and Portuguese

Sweets and Portuguese

Students in Rio enjoying Confeitaria Colombo
Our students loved the architecture of Confeitaria Colombo

Gisteren met een aantal studenten naar de Confeiteria Colombo geweest, de mooiste en lekkerste taartjes en koffie op! Tegelijkertijd Portugees oefenen en veel gezelligheid… 🙂

Anne Olree, Holland

Portuguese students at Confeitaria Colombo
Anxious to eat sweets and speak Portuguese

Sweets and Portuguese, that was our last RioLIVE! Our Portuguese students enjoyed a sweet afternoon at one of the most famous and charming places of Rio de Janeiro, Confeitaria Colombo, located at the center of Rio de Janeiro, this place holds an important part of the carioca history among the modern buildings of the financial center of the city.

The students from France, Sweden, Mexico and Holland were really amazed with the beauty inside the place, specially when making questions, they found out that the bakery in the past used to be a meeting place for politicians such as the presidents Getúlio Vargas and Juscelino Kubitschek (the founder of the current capital Brasília), since Rio de Janeiro used to be the capital of the country. With time passing, they were feeling more and more comfortable inside the place, our French student even said that the bakery is very similar to the cafes in her home city, Paris. They loved the sweets and could learn a lot of new vocabulary too, they also could practice and help each other with their Portuguese because we had a mix of beginners, intermediate and advanced students.

We finished our RioLIVE! walking around the center of the city a little bit and seeing the heart of Rio de Janeiro. It was a great afternoon with a lot of sweets and Portuguese. Come you too and take part in our RioLIVE! Activities.

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Click below to see some of our last RioLIVE! Activities at Confeitaria Colombo:

September 2015
July 2015
June 2015
January 2015
August 2014

June 2014
March 2014
Februrary 2014
September 2013

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