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This document provides an overview of Portuguese pronunciation rules: 1. Words ending in a single vowel (a, e, o) or those same vowels followed by s, m, or ns stress the second-to-last syllable. 2. Words ending in consonants (except m or s), words ending in i or u, or those endings followed by s, m, or ns stress the last syllable. 3. Words ending in diphthongs (two vowels together) or diphthongs followed by s stress the last syllable.

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Li??o n?1 (Lesson1) 1- Alfabeto (Alphabet) A¨C¨¢ B ¨C b¨º C ¨C c¨º D ¨C d¨º E¨C¨¦ F ¨C ¨¦fe G ¨C g¨º H ¨C ag¨¢ I¨Ci J ¨C jota L ¨C ¨¦le M ¨C ¨¦me N ¨C ¨¦ne O¨C¨® P ¨C p¨º Q ¨C qu¨º R ¨C ¨¦rre S ¨C ¨¦sse T ¨C t¨º U¨Cu V ¨C v¨º X ¨C xis Z ¨C z¨º K, W, Y ¨C (kapa, duplo v¨º, i grego) Used only in internationally known symbols/abbreviations and when a foreign word is adopted.
Dicas(hints) . N?o h¨¢ nenhum ph?, s¨® f?s. . ?nicas letras repetidas: rr, ss,(c?). . As letras do alfabeto s?o masculinas. Ex: o ¨¦fe mai¨²sculo (the capital f) o x min¨²sculo (the small x). 2- Express?es comuns Yes No Please Thank you How do you say_________? How do you spell_________? (it is implied if you do not fill in the blank) I don¡¯t understand What? Would you mind saying that again? Say that again Slower, please. Very Good. Obrigado(a); Como ¨¦ que se escreve_____?; O qu¨º?; Por favor; Repete; Muito bem; Como ¨¦ que se diz_______?; N?o; Sim; N?o percebo; Importa-se de repetir?; Mais devagar, se faz o favor.
3- Cumprimentos (greetings) Ol¨¢ Bom dia Boa tarde Boa noite At¨¦ ¨¤ pr¨®xima At¨¦ j¨¢ At¨¦ logo Adeus Good Bye; Good day; See you next time; Hello; Good afternoon; See you later; Good Night; See you soon. 4- Artigo definido (g¨¦nero) (definite article ¨C gender) There are two genders in Portuguese: masculine and feminine. These words themselves frequently indicate their gender; words ending in ¨Ca are generally female, those ending in ¨Co or ¨Cu generally male. Other endings are not as explicit. The gender of some words is straightforward, but of many others is more arbitrary. . o homem ¨C the man (masc) . o telefone ¨C the telephone (masc) The definite article (the in english) will agree in gender with its noun. For this reason, it is helpful to think of each noun as a unit with its corresponding definite article. . a ¨C feminine singular . o ¨C masculine singular Many adjectives will also have fem. And masc. forms. The gender of the adjective must match that of the noun. . a caneta barata . a mulher bonita . o telefone barato . o homem bonito
Li??o n?2 (Lesson 2) Pronuncia??o Stress the second-to-last syllable for: Words ending in the single vowels a,e,or o. Words ending in the single vowels a,e, or o, followed by s,m,or ns. Stress the last syllable for: Words ending in consonants (except m or s). Words ending in the single vowels i or u. Words ending in i or u followed by s,m,or ns. Words ending in dipthongs (two vowels together) Words ending in dipthongs followed by s.

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  • 1. Li??o n?1 (Lesson1) 1- Alfabeto (Alphabet) A¨C¨¢ B ¨C b¨º C ¨C c¨º D ¨C d¨º E¨C¨¦ F ¨C ¨¦fe G ¨C g¨º H ¨C ag¨¢ I¨Ci J ¨C jota L ¨C ¨¦le M ¨C ¨¦me N ¨C ¨¦ne O¨C¨® P ¨C p¨º Q ¨C qu¨º R ¨C ¨¦rre S ¨C ¨¦sse T ¨C t¨º U¨Cu V ¨C v¨º X ¨C xis Z ¨C z¨º K, W, Y ¨C (kapa, duplo v¨º, i grego) Used only in internationally known symbols/abbreviations and when a foreign word is adopted.
  • 2. Dicas(hints) . N?o h¨¢ nenhum ph?, s¨® f?s. . ?nicas letras repetidas: rr, ss,(c?). . As letras do alfabeto s?o masculinas. Ex: o ¨¦fe mai¨²sculo (the capital f) o x min¨²sculo (the small x). 2- Express?es comuns Yes No Please Thank you How do you say_________? How do you spell_________? (it is implied if you do not fill in the blank) I don¡¯t understand What? Would you mind saying that again? Say that again Slower, please. Very Good. Obrigado(a); Como ¨¦ que se escreve_____?; O qu¨º?; Por favor; Repete; Muito bem; Como ¨¦ que se diz_______?; N?o; Sim; N?o percebo; Importa-se de repetir?; Mais devagar, se faz o favor.
  • 3. 3- Cumprimentos (greetings) Ol¨¢ Bom dia Boa tarde Boa noite At¨¦ ¨¤ pr¨®xima At¨¦ j¨¢ At¨¦ logo Adeus Good Bye; Good day; See you next time; Hello; Good afternoon; See you later; Good Night; See you soon. 4- Artigo definido (g¨¦nero) (definite article ¨C gender) There are two genders in Portuguese: masculine and feminine. These words themselves frequently indicate their gender; words ending in ¨Ca are generally female, those ending in ¨Co or ¨Cu generally male. Other endings are not as explicit. The gender of some words is straightforward, but of many others is more arbitrary. . o homem ¨C the man (masc) . o telefone ¨C the telephone (masc) The definite article (the in english) will agree in gender with its noun. For this reason, it is helpful to think of each noun as a unit with its corresponding definite article. . a ¨C feminine singular . o ¨C masculine singular Many adjectives will also have fem. And masc. forms. The gender of the adjective must match that of the noun. . a caneta barata . a mulher bonita . o telefone barato . o homem bonito
  • 4. Li??o n?2 (Lesson 2) Pronuncia??o Stress the second-to-last syllable for: Words ending in the single vowels a,e,or o. Words ending in the single vowels a,e, or o, followed by s,m,or ns. Stress the last syllable for: Words ending in consonants (except m or s). Words ending in the single vowels i or u. Words ending in i or u followed by s,m,or ns. Words ending in dipthongs (two vowels together) Words ending in dipthongs followed by s.