Lesson 270: Oral and nasal diphthongs
In this lesson you are going to learn how to pronounce oral and nasal diphthongs in Brazilian Portuguese
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Lesson 264: As vogais nasais — A família brasileira
In this lesson you will learn how to pronounce nasal vowels. This will help you not to mispronounce things meaning then a different thing from what you have in mind.
Also you will learn about the structure of brazilian families.
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Lesson 261: aspectos da sociedade brasileira — a pronúncia da letra L
In this lesson you will learn how to pronounce the letter L in any given position in a word and also will learn about foreign culture in Brazil
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Lesson 258: The market stalls and palatalization of ti and di
In this lesson you will recognize different ways of pronouncing the letters t and d before vowels and will also know some more of our culture about feiras.
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Lesson 250: Pronunciation of words — The Brazilian R
In this lesson you will learn how to pronounce the Brazilian R, beginning words, in the middle and in the end of words; and you will also learn about the Brazilian entrance exam called vestibular, practicing this sounds in a real cultural setting
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Lesson 237: Vowel sounds
In this lessons you will learn how to pronounce the vowel sounds smoothly.
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Lesson 229: Pronunciation of the sounds A, B and C
In this lesson we will improve your pronunciation to make you sound as natural as possible.
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Lesson 223: The importance of the pronunciation
In this lesson you will learn important things that will help you to pronounce things nice and slowly in Portuguese.
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Lesson 184: Final “R” pronunciation in infinitives
In this lesson you will learn how Brazilians pronounce the final “R” in infinitives.
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Lesson 151: The vowels
In this lesson we are going to talk about vowels contrasting similar sounds in English.
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