Obrigada, Liz! Easy sound for us Dutch, for we have a nasal sound in words ending in - ng ( woning, koning..) even stronger than in English.Most difficult in speaking Portugese remains were to drop sounds in a sentence..how to become a native speedy mumbler😉I love Portugal in many facets, but I won't relocate to it.😊Let it remain a sweet dream. Good luck on having your baby, Liz💗
Hello, how are you? My name is Isaias, I'm from Timor-Leste. I've watched all your videos and I liked them so much. Unfortunately none of them is about classroom language. I am waiting for it.
Bro just say Lung without -g -> Lã (wool) Saint without -t -> Cem (100) Sing without -g ->Sim (yes) Moan without n and M becomes b-> Bom (good) Tomb without t and b-> um (one) English has most of the nasal vowels in portuguese, they just arent treated as such because they are not phonetic, meaning that you can say most words without them and still technically be “correct”.
So can you say: Bob: Olà, como vai? Sam: Tudo bem e voce? Bob: Bom Obrigado And that wil then mean: Hello how are you? Good and you. Good Thanks. Right?
Hi! Yeah, sure, you'd use você in a very formal setting though. Keep an eye out this afternoon as today's video will be about this word! ☺️ Bob would also say: bem - instead of bom. Hope this helps!
Très Bonne vidéo! mais cela dit j'ai l'impression que les portugais font vraiment des sons très très nasaux, et c'est l'intensité surtout qui me pause problème.
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Did this clear it up for you? Which other sounds are still a struggle in Portuguese? 👇🏾
For me, the rolling R. Caro vs carro, for example.
Obrigada, Liz! Easy sound for us Dutch, for we have a nasal sound in words ending in - ng ( woning, koning..) even stronger than in English.Most difficult in speaking Portugese remains were to drop sounds in a sentence..how to become a native speedy mumbler😉I love Portugal in many facets, but I won't relocate to it.😊Let it remain a sweet dream. Good luck on having your baby, Liz💗
Ok but I have to do practice.
Hello, how are you?
My name is Isaias, I'm from Timor-Leste.
I've watched all your videos and I liked them so much.
Unfortunately none of them is about classroom language.
I am waiting for it.
As a Frenchman accustomed to nasal sounds, I think I have a great advantage here. 😅
Thanks Liz! Great suggestion using sing and thing to get the idea of a nasal sound!
You're so welcome!
obrigada!! you're such a great teacher, traveling to Portugal in a few months
De nada! Enjoy your trip ☺️
obrigado!! you're perfect
The "sing" reference helped a TONNNNNNN! Thank you!!
I'm so glad!
ótimo 👌🏻 explicas muito bem, obrigadissimo! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
De nada 😊
Bro just say
Lung without -g -> Lã (wool)
Saint without -t -> Cem (100)
Sing without -g ->Sim (yes)
Moan without n and M becomes b-> Bom (good)
Tomb without t and b-> um (one)
English has most of the nasal vowels in portuguese, they just arent treated as such because they are not phonetic, meaning that you can say most words without them and still technically be “correct”.
I love, I'm studying portugese for 2 years now and yes this helps I try to over exgerrate to sound non-american and it really does helps
Nice
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You’re very good. Great clarity. I’m guessing AU or NZ explaining PT, wonderful. I’m subscribed.
Welcome aboard! I'm English 😊
@@TalktheStreets desculpe 😊 Obrigado
Portuguese folks gonna struggle if they have a heavy cold !
So can you say: Bob: Olà, como vai?
Sam: Tudo bem e voce?
Bob: Bom Obrigado
And that wil then mean: Hello how are you? Good and you. Good Thanks. Right?
Hi! Yeah, sure, you'd use você in a very formal setting though. Keep an eye out this afternoon as today's video will be about this word! ☺️ Bob would also say: bem - instead of bom. Hope this helps!
Très Bonne vidéo!
mais cela dit j'ai l'impression que les portugais font vraiment des sons très très nasaux, et c'est l'intensité surtout qui me pause problème.
et c'est l'intensité surtout quE me POSE des problèmes
This sounds stupid. Even Arabic is easier.
How does this sound stupid?
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