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- becareis
January 2008
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September 2013 Dialogue 1 (masculine voice) person 1: Bom dia ! (feminine voice) person 2: Bom dia ! (masculine voice) person 1: Como vai ? (feminine voice) person 2: Bem, obrigada ! --------------------------------------------- Dialogue 2 (feminine voice) person 1: Boa tarde ! (masculine voice) person 2: Boa tarde ! (feminine voice) person 1: Como vai ? (masculine voice) person 2: Bem, obrigado ! ------------------------------------------------ observation: * if you are man you say "obrigado" if you are woman you say "obrigada" ============================= what he said is "o Senhor" o - in some cases you can use "O" sound or "U" sound depending of region you are. so "o Senhor" en * nasal sound in the example he used the sound "in" with nasal sound a exercise to train this sound : select 2 fingers and gift your nose for to pronounce. after the sound "r" you can pronounce variety of forms. in the example was used "orrrrrr" *Rio de Janeiro (*carioca - Who born in Rio de Janeiro) "r" dragged, but in some regions of brazil or other country that speak portuguese you can listen "or" how in the english or "or" how in the spanish. so you try "O Senhor" is older than you * woman is "a senhora" senh > ra some words have acute accent to indicate that the "o" is opened. example: "powder, dust" pó. if you need help to learn portuguese enter contact me and me send a message with your skype, whats app or facebook. Lucas.... |