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Название: Collins Gem

Автор: Collins Dictionaries

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Зарубежные любовные романы

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isbn: 9780008163495

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       Dentist

       Eating out

       Eating places

       In a bar/café

       Reading the menu

       In a restaurant

       Dietary requirements

       Wines and spirits

       Menu reader

       Reference

       Alphabet

       Measurements and quantities

       Numbers

       Days and months

       Time

       Time phrases

       Public holidays

       Phonetic map

       Grammar

       Dictionary

English – PortugueseA – C
D – F
G – I
J – L
M – O
P – R
S – U
V – Z
Portuguese – EnglishA – C
D – F
G – I
J – L
M – O
P – R
S – U
V – Z

       LIFELINE words and phrases

       About the Publisher

      Portuguese is much easier to read than to speak. However, the pronunciation guide used in this book gives as accurate a guide as possible to the sounds of the language. The syllable to be stressed is printed in bold. Note that in conversation words tend to run together.

      Vowels (a, e, i, o, u)

vowelexamplepronunciationsounds like
asacosah-kooas in father
famafumuhhum
ficafeekuhabout
eterraterr-uhterror
enormeeh-normehenquire
especialeesh-pessyahlhappy
deduhabout
ificafeekuhpolice
médicomedeekoohappy
ocobrakoh-bruhall
homemomayñau pair
vasovah-zooboot
uluvasloovushboot

      Notes:

      The article a sounds like uh (as in the), unless stressed, i.e. à (ah).

      e can sound like ay, e.g. fecho (fayshoo), but tends to be silent at the end of words, e.g. pode (pod) unless stressed, e.g. bebé (be-be). The word e (meaning and) always sounds like ee.

      The article o and the letter o at the end of words always sound like oo.

      Vowel combinations

aimaismysh
eipeixepaysh
oicoisakoy-zuh
ououtrooh-troo

      Nasal vowels

      Vowels with a tilde ~ or followed by m or n in the same syllable should be pronounced nasally (letting air out through the nose as well as the mouth), as in French. We have represented this sound in the pronunciation by ñ, e.g.

tem = tayñcom = koñum = ooñ
pão = powñmanhã = mun-yañpõe = poyñ

      Other letters

examplepronunciationsounds like
çserviçoserveesoo
chcháshah
ggelozhay-looas in measure
halways silent
jlojalozhuhas in measure
Ihmulhermool-yehr
nhtenhoten-yoo
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