How to Pronounce Nasal Vowels in Brazilian Portuguese (Brazilian Portuguese Pronunciation)

Brazilian Portuguese Pronunciation Guide: How to Pronounce VOWELS in BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE | NASAL VOWEL SOUNDS. You have probably already noticed that Brazilian Portuguese has some nasal vowel sounds, as in "bem", "pão"... Would you like to learn which are they and how to better articulate them? So this lesson is for you!! After today's class, I am positive we will learn:
- the nasal vowel sounds and how to articulate them
- a very interesting exception to the rule!!! - the tip of the day
Enjoy the class and tell me in the comments if you were able to make these sounds accurately!!
00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - Nasalized Vowels in Brazilian Portuguese
01:09 - Listening Practice - Dialog
01:37 - How to Make Nasal Vowel Sounds
01:56 - When are Vowels Nasalized?
02:29 - How to Make the Nasalized A - Practice
04:00 - How to Make the Nasalized E - Practice
04:56 - How to Make the Nasalized I - Practice
05:39 - How to Make the Nasalized O - Practice
06:46 - How to Make the Nasalized U - Practice
07:15 - Pronunciation Tip - How to Pronounce MUITO?
08:49 - Listening Practice
09:12 - Final Remarks
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[@Vincener]

I overlooked this lesson 😊 very important lesson to make me sound a brazilian.

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Obrigado Bea! Isso e uma das coisas mais dificeis da pronuncia do idioma. Voce fez otimo trabalho ao explica-lo.

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This is fun. The difference between French and Canadian French is that Canadian is also more nasal. The trip across the Atlantic had the same effect. Or maybe the languages used to be more nasal and isolation kept the "colonies" from the fashion changes of Europe.

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That's interesting indeed! 😃

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Muito bem explicado, especialmenteos excelentes exemplos. Muito obrigado!

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Que interesante! gracias profesora Bea !

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This really helped!

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melhor explicação

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Eu gosto pronomes verbos com acentos. Hoje està muito quente dos Estados Unidos. Eu como morangos, bananas, uvas, salada. Eu gosto de presunto. É assim que faço um sanduíche.

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Muitos palavrões!

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😕 *Palavrão* means *Curse word.* Is that what you meant? 😕

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@@PlainPortuguese Não, eu queria falar “words”.

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@@GladmanNow Entendi. 😊 Palavra = word Palavras = words Palavrão = curse word Palavrões = curse words

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It’s harder than French

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Is it? Maybe it is as hard as French 😊

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@@PlainPortuguese French only has 3 but Portuguese has 5