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Portuguese (Portugal) for kids · Ages 2–8

Portuguese songs for kids, sung before you know it.

Joyful bilingual songs in European Portuguese, the Portuguese of Portugal, for ages 2–8. Each song moves between English and Portuguese, with every line and its meaning on screen.

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🎵 134 Portuguese songs · 32 units🚫 No ads🔒 Kid-safe

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No signup needed. This is exactly what your child sees — the song, the words and the meaning, side by side.

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Bom Dia

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LyricsTranslation
  • Good morning!

    Bom dia!

  • Bom dia!

    Good morning!

  • How are you?

    Como estás?

  • Como estás?

    How are you?

  • Very well!

    Muito bem!

  • Muito bem!

    Very good!

See? You don’t need to speak Portuguese — every line comes with its meaning, for both of you. 💛

Why Portuguese?

Good reasons to start Portuguese (Portugal) early

Portugal Portuguese, specifically

These songs use European Portuguese, as spoken in Portugal, Madeira and the Azores, with Portugal words like autocarro (bus) and comboio (train). Ideal for families with ties to Portugal.

Talk with the whole family

If grandparents or cousins speak Portuguese, a few songs give your child words to share with them: olá, bom dia, obrigado, boa noite.

Tricky sounds, learned early

European Portuguese has soft, swallowed vowels that adults find hard. Young children pick them up by listening and singing along.

How it works

Listen → Sing → Track

A simple, joyful loop for every single song.

1

Listen

Press play on a joyful song in Portuguese, with a bright, kid-safe picture and singable words.

2

Sing

Lyrics and the English translation, side by side, so the whole family can sing along.

3

Track

Watch words learned, songs finished and a growing streak — so you can see it happening.

Real songs · 32 themed units

Meet the first Portuguese songs

The whole first unit, Olá!, is free: 6 songs to keep. Here are the words your child will sing first.

  • Bom Dia
    Free

    Bom Dia

    Good Morning

    • bom dia · good morning
    • como estás? · how are you?
    • muito bem · very well
    • obrigado · thank you
  • Olá, Tudo Bem?
    Free

    Olá, Tudo Bem?

    Hi, How Are You?

    • olá · hello
    • tudo bem? · how are you?
    • bem · good
    • vamos brincar! · let's play!
  • Por Favor e Obrigado
    Free

    Por Favor e Obrigado

    Please and Thank You

    • por favor · please
    • obrigado · thank you
    • de nada · you're welcome
    • desculpa · sorry
  • Adeus, Amigos
    Free

    Adeus, Amigos

    Goodbye, Friends

    • adeus · goodbye
    • até logo · see you later
    • amigos · friends
    • até já · bye
  • Boa Noite
    Free

    Boa Noite

    Good Night

    • boa noite · good night
    • hora de dormir · time to sleep
    • a lua · the moon
    • sonhar · dream
  • Olá, Amigo
    Free

    Olá, Amigo

    Hi, Friend

    • olá · hello
    • amigo · friend
    • tudo bem? · how are you?
    • nome · name
  • Um, Dois, Três
    Premium

    Um, Dois, Três

    One, Two, Three

    • um · one
    • dois · two
    • três · three
    • contar · to count
  • Dez Passarinhos
    Premium

    Dez Passarinhos

    Ten Little Birds

    • quatro · four
    • cinco · five
    • dez · ten
    • passarinho · little bird

Start free — 6 Portuguese songs to keep, no card 🎁

Create a free account and the app opens in Portuguese, with progress saved.

32 topics

Portuguese songs by topic

Every topic has its own page with the songs, the full lyrics with English translation and the key Portuguese words.

See all 134 Portuguese songs with lyrics →

Why songs work

Songs make words stick.

Music is one of the most natural ways a young brain picks up language.

Music glues words to memory

Melody and rhythm encode language far more durably than plain repetition — it's why we remember song lyrics for decades. Your child's brain files new words away without even trying.

Repetition they actually ask for

Kids replay a favorite song twenty times — and every replay is another language lesson. No nagging, no flashcards. The fun does the teaching.

The early ear is a superpower

Young children absorb the sounds and accent of a new language in a way adults simply can't. Starting now gives them an advantage that lasts a lifetime.

Understand before they translate

Songs pair words with pictures and movement, so kids grasp meaning naturally — the same way they learned their first language.

What your child will be able to do

Real Portuguese. Real pride. Really soon.

The curriculum is built around these milestones — the kind of wins worth bragging about.

  • Greet family with Olá and Bom dia
  • Say por favor and obrigado
  • Count to 10 in Portuguese
  • Name colors, animals and foods
  • Sing whole songs by heart
  • Build a real ear for European Portuguese

Simple, family-friendly pricing

A whole language for about $5 a month

Start free — no card needed. Go Premium when your little one is hooked. Premium includes every language.

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  • Full library — every song & unit
  • Lyrics + English translation on every song
  • Progress tracking & certificates
  • No ads, ever
  • New songs every month

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Questions?

Portuguese for kids: good questions to ask

Is it Portugal or Brazilian Portuguese?

Portugal. The songs are written in European Portuguese and use Portugal vocabulary, for example autocarro (bus), comboio (train) and pequeno-almoço (breakfast). Brazilian Portuguese sounds noticeably different, so if you're looking for Brazilian Portuguese specifically, this isn't it.

Do I need to speak Portuguese myself?

Not at all. The songs go back and forth between English and Portuguese, and every line shows its translation, so you can sing along and learn together. No prior Portuguese needed.

How do the Portuguese songs work?

They're call-and-response: a line is sung in English, then in Portuguese (or the other way round). Your child always knows what a word means at the moment they hear it.

What's free?

The whole first unit — 6 greeting songs — is free forever, with lyrics, translation and progress tracking. No card needed. Premium unlocks every song and unit.

What ages is this for?

It's designed for children roughly 2 to 8. Little ones love watching and singing along; older kids start reading the words and using full phrases.

Who makes the songs?

They're original songs written around a vocabulary curriculum and produced with AI music tools. Every Portuguese line comes with its English meaning on screen.

Can we switch languages later?

Yes. You can change the song language in the app at any time, and Premium unlocks the full library in every language we offer.

How is this different from free songs on YouTube?

No ads, no autoplay rabbit-holes, no algorithm. Just a safe, structured curriculum that builds real vocabulary, plus progress tracking so you can see it working.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes — one tap from your account page, no phone calls, no hassle. And there's a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Start your child's Portuguese (Portugal) adventure today 🎶

Olá! Sing it. Learn it. Speak it. It really is that simple.

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