The site isn’t as slick as Amazon’s though. I wouldn’t fancy reading a book on a phone, but it works really well as a way of listening to the audiobooks. Kobo is a rival to Kindle, and you can get an app version of it to go on your phone. Best selection, decent prices and the app just works. OK, I’m calling it, Kobo is the best app for listening to european portuguese audiobooks. Those poor deities didn’t know what they were missing, up in Mount Olympus with nothing but starting wars and disguising themselves as swans to while away the hours.Īnyway, obviously, when I started to learn Portuguese, my first thought was “how can I get hold of portuguese audiobooks?” I keep seeing this same question over and over again on Facebook, and it’s always a struggle, especially for new learners because it’s not always easy to spot the european portuguese among the endless vistas of brazilian-accented stuff, so I’ve trawled through all 1000+ portuguese audiobooks on Audible, plus as many as I could find on Kobo, the new (December 2021) audio section of Bertrand and a few free ones I know about and I’ve collected all* the european portuguese audiobooks together on one page in the hope that it’ll be some use to other audio fans. Fred Nietzsche once said “against bordeom, the gods themselves struggle in vain” but that’s because they didn’t have a mobile device loaded with audiobooks to while away their tedious eternity.
They’ve turned the tedious chores of life like doing the dishes, folding clothes, digging the garden – into delicious reading time.
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