Hey Emille! If you are serious about learning English, i.e. - you do a lot of self-study through videos, books, songs, etc, send me a message and I will give you my Whatsapp. I am currently learning Portuguese with Brazilians and I have some free time for a Portuguese-English language exchange. Cheers

I am not learning Portuguese at this time, but Spanish. Even so, I have been thinking that the two are similar enough that I could attempt at least some Portuguese. I usually select my target languages by how regions / people it can potentially help me to communicate with, and Brazil is truly vast on that consideration.

Regardless of that I could still help you with English, with the declaration that I am not a native English speaker, but a proficient one. If you are seeking to improve your fluency, it will be helpful. If you want to acquire a specific area native pronunciation (UK, US, Canada, Australia), it will not. Once a week should be possible for me.

There is also the matter of time zones. If you are on Brasilia time (UTC-3) then there is an eight and half hours time zone difference between us. As I write this, it's nearing two AM in the morning at your place. Scheduling will be relatively difficult but not impossible. For example, my Spanish teacher is on twelve and half hours time difference with me. In case you are still interested, you could send me a message.

Hi there! I’m an italki tutor who will be more than happy to help you. Feel free to book a lesson with me and I’ll be more than happy to help.

I suppose the best way to learn a language would be speaking to people, not wondering to mistake first times; reading books in the language you want to learn, watching videos on TV with subtitles. You can do all that in your country, no need to move to the countries where that language is official. Not practising that language leads to be and feeling always poor and insecure about knowledge and do not confide in yourself