The 2 pronunciations of the word COMEÇO in Brazilian Portuguese. ⏩ Learn Portuguese in Record Time with my Method. Follow me on: https://www.pinterest.com/AboutBrazil https://www.facebook.com/AboutBrazilPage https://www.instagram.com/BrazilWithRicardo
Did you know that the Portuguese word SEDE has 2 pronunciations and 2 meanings. Watch the video below. Just like in English, Portuguese has words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently. Examples: read and live. If you already speak some Portuguese, probably you know how to pronounce the word sede, mainly in …
If you watched my pronunciation series, you already know that the letter D can have different sounds in Brazilian Portuguese. And to make things even more confusing, its pronounciation might change depending on the region you are! Basically, we have 3 possibilities. The first one is pronounced almost like in English. Learn Portuguese …
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Basically, the pronunciation of the word elogio in Portuguese depends on the region where it’s spoken.
Welcome to the last video of our pronounciation series. Now it’s time to learn how to pronounce the “EM” ending. This ending can be seen in many portuguese words: trem, cem, também etc.
Learn how to pronounce the “ão” ending in Brazilian Portuguese, one of the most difficult sounds to make for English speakers. “ão” is such a Portuguese thing, that if you type it on Google translator, it will be detected as Portuguese. Check it out! Some words with this same pronunciation: chão, …
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Portuguese has 5 vowels: a, e, i, o, u. In fact, Portuguese has 12 vowel sounds: 7 oral and 5 nasal. Some oral vowels: – The letter “e” in ELA; – The letter “o” in HORA; – The letter “u” in UVA. Some nasal vowels: – The letter “ã” in FÃ; – The …
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Now we are going to practice the consonant sounds with tongue twisters or, as we say in Portuguese, trava-línguas! 1 – O rato roeu a roupa do Rei de Roma. The rat gnawed the clothes of the King of Rome. 2 – Três pratos de trigo para três tigres tristes. Three wheat dishes …
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To conclude the study of the consonants in Portuguese, I’m going to teach you how to pronounce two of the most challenging sounds for English speakers: the LH and NH. To produce these, your tongue touches most part of the hard palate. And the most noticeable difference between NH and LH is …
/KW/: quando, quarto, quadro, frequência, cinquenta, sequestrar, tranquilo, aquoso, longínquo, oblíquo. /K/: quatorze, cheque, quieto, querer, queijo
