How to pronounce the letter S in Portuguese? - Definitive guide!
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Hello everyone!!!
In brazilian portuguese not always the words are spoken they way they look like (as in many other languages).
The letter S is an example of that... but in this video I explain ALL the rules and ALL the exceptions about how is the pronunciation of this letter in portuguese!
I hope you like it! ;)
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Very good instructions on the rules of the Brazilian Portuguese Language
You produced an excellent lesson with well-organized, on-screen examples about when to use the different pronunciation of the letter "S"! Great teaching! It helped clarify some things for me. :)
I'm truly glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot for your feedback! :)
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This was helpful; thanks.
Muito obrigadaaaa Andressa:) so helpful and informative
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Thank you very much for the explanation! Much appreciated❤
My pleasure 😊
Obrigada!!!
Great video. So helpful. Muito obrigado! :)
De nada! :)
Very helpful and I made it clear for me, completely understand now...muito obrigado 🙏🏽
De nada, I'm glad it was helpful for you! :)
Muito obrigado professora, eu já tanto tempo tinha pesquisado como se pronunciará a palavra trânsito. Mas hoje sei pronunciar graças a ti. Fique com Deus
Voce é a melhor professora do TH-cam
Muito obrigada 😊😊😊
Thank you for the lesson.
+Linus ENT I'm glad to help!
Muito obrigada, gosto a pronunciação de sh em lápis.você tem muita paciência. Bravíssima.
this was fantastc! :)
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+Ana Carolina Moreno Paredes hahahahaha Saudades também minha flor!!! Meu irmão me disse que só descobriu o jeito certo de pronunciar "subsídio" depois de ver esse vídeo! Hahahahaha
Falando Nisso pois é menina, estou aprendendo muito português também!!! 😂
Thanks a lot😘😘😘 I love your videos 🥰
I like your video good
even with the exceptions, I think I'll just have to learn it as I go sometimes
Your english is perfect!
Aww, it's very kind of you!
Trânsito isn't can exception since the n is silent so the s is in between vowels (ˈtɾɐ̃.zi.tu)
Muito obrigada! This is very helpful, but what I still don't get is how to pronounce the s at the end of words, when it almost sounds like a -sh sound. Can you explain how to make that sound? I am also studying on my own so I really appreciate it! :)
Hi Sophie! Sorry for the late reply, the S in the end has no rule, it is pronounced differently by people from different states! This "sh" sound is typical from Rio de Janeiro's accent! But there's no right or wrong really.
@@FalandoNissocomAndressa Obrigada!
Oi! I would like to ask when do you use "sh"? I got it that you say it when it's at the end of a word, but what about when it's in the middle? Muito obrigado por a ajuda e saudações do Bulgária.
Olá! Sorry for this very late reply! We pronounce S like "sh" (here in Rio de Janeiro) when it is in the end of a word, like "mais, ônibus, lápis" and also when it's before a consonant, for example "mosca, festa, aposta". Do you get it?
7:40 this is an example of chiado? I know that Carioca speak like this. Also some people from Pernambuco and some parts of the Norte. I think people from Portugal and maybe even other Portuguese speaking countries say it too. I have never heard people do Sul, SP or Bahia pronounce com chiado.
I will appreciate if you mention any example during your explanation to write the meaning in English ... IT would be much easier to grasp the pronunciation and the meaning at the same time . Thanks
Are you from Rio?
carioca da gema!
What about when s is the second letter in a word
Isolamento (between vowels)
Assadeira (double S)
Psicologia (after consonant)
Escola (in the end of a syllable)
The S is the second letter in all these words and it sounds different in each one of them! Being the second won't say how it will sound, it depends on the other factors I've explained! :)
if i use a rio accent in SP, will they make fun of me???? serious question because I'm going to SP but it's easier for me to do a Rio accent because I learnt European Portuguese first :(
Hahaha no! Of course not, don't worry about it! :)
But you should come to Rio! 😄
You missed another exception to the exception: transporte…. transportadora… transparente… transferência… just in case you do an updated video...
Actually not. In these words the S is in the end of the syllable, the pronunciation will depend on the accent.
Eu sou completely beginner 😂😂😂
I'm sure you can find great tips here! 😊