Learn the Portuguese Alphabet with Everyday Words!

Learn the Portuguese Alphabet with Everyday Words! - If you want to master the building blocks for the entire Portuguese language, you need to know how to correctly pronounce the letters of the alphabet. This is a super useful lesson and I’m giving you everyday words to help with each letter! After this, you’ll have the tools to confidently navigate official situations and paperwork. Say goodbye to stress, and say hello to your very own "NATO" alphabet, which will help you along on your language learning journey. - Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal by Liz Sharma, a Portuguese teacher in Lisbon and founder of Talk the Streets.
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[@TalktheStreets]

Oops! Looks like X got missed off on the screen - desculpem! The word is "XADREZ". Hope you enjoyed this video!!

[@SurfariFilms]

Thanks! I was coming to comment like yoooo 😂😂😂

[@prasannas3260]

I started learning Portuguese through applications and KZbin videos. But no one teaches like you, ma'am. Your pronunciation and teaching methods are too lovely. Once again, thank you so much.❤

[@TalktheStreets]

De nada! :) I'm happy my videos are helpful!

[@estoril4271]

As a native Portuguese speaker who has spent the last 59 years living in Canada, I love your channel. I use it for practice and as a refresher. Two things that stood out - 1) I never knew how to pronounce the letter J. Somehow never came up. But now I know it is Jota. Thank you. And 2 - I grew up thinking Y was pronounced “I grego” or Greek I in English. Ever heard of that? Love your channel!

[@sohopedeco]

"I griega" and "i grec" is what they call it in Spanish and French. I've never seen anyone calling it anything other the ipsilon in Portuguese.

[@lxportugal9343]

It's called both ways

[@estoril4271]

@@sohopedeco my mom was a teacher in Portugal, in the Estarreija area, and that's what she used. This would have been in the 1950's. Thank you.

[@TalktheStreets]

I'm so glad!! Yes! Some people say I grego, but I think the most popular one is ipsilon ☺️

[@TraumatizedFreak]

Estou tentando aprender português It's easy for me since I'm hispanic but the sentence order is getting me

[@lxportugal9343]

Funny thing "Zebra" comes from the Portuguese Zebro (male)- we still have these names, like "Vale do Zebro"; zibreira (I think). It was an Iberian animal that got extinct in 1500's very similar to the African donkey, so the Portuguese when they saw zebras in Africa call it by the same name... zebras. In Latin it's a completly different name: hipotigris (horse+tigre)

[@USA2Brazil]

You should create an pangram with all the Portuguese phonetc sounds using the 50 most common words. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog is one commonly used to teach typing.

[@PixUUK]

"Jovens, exijam paz, química, brava, fôlego, luz!" "Young people, demand peace, chemistry, bravery, breath, light!"

[@lxportugal9343]

4:33 If my memorie serves right... K and W are used in Angola for regions. And Brasil use them in people names outside the Lusophone names

[@moretackle1]

Thanks for the refresh. I forgot some of these.

[@TalktheStreets]

Glad you like it!

[@btsr2553]

Thank you 🙏 very much dear Liz. Muito obrigada 🙏, querida Liz. Another lession learned. You have helped me again to take another small step forward. Even at the same time, I'm learning Portuguese and English with you. Did I have already told you that you have such a lovely British accent? In German, the letter I is pronounced in the same way as in Portuguese. Y is also spelt Ypsilon. Funny, R de Rato. In German it would be called rats. Like the "Boomtown Rats". Which of course has nothing to do with mice. But bad blond boy builds bridges. In his mind, of course. Keep up with your fantastic good work. Saudacoes e um Servus da 🤍💙 Baviera.

[@pr.marianocollado4609]

Excellent job ! Thanks a lot for helping us,to learn your language

[@TalktheStreets]

It's my pleasure!

[@sarahnd]

Interesting and useful! Just a heads-up to tell you that the word for X didn't appear on the screen (so I looked it up!)

[@TalktheStreets]

Ops! Sorry about that! You can use the subtitles to see it :)

[@OphirYahav]

Muito obrigado pelo video muito util. Escrevi tudo no meu caderno - estou pronto para pedidos de soletrar o meu nome durante a minha proxima visita a Portugal. Que tenha boa quarta-feira.

[@TalktheStreets]

Boa, I'm so glad!

[@Frhna23]

Thank you. Much appreciated

[@TalktheStreets]

You're welcome!

[@davidstoeckl6439]

It just occurred to me with your, "O de Olá," when I heard people in Portugal say Olâ, the stress was on the first syllable O, not the A, which has the accent. I regularly heard what sounded like óla more than olá.

[@CoolBabyGamerisCoolisMySister]

THIS IS SO GENIUSLY STRUCTURED! Thank you!!

[@TalktheStreets]

Wow I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@CoolBabyGamerisCoolisMySister]

@@TalktheStreets Really did! :D

[@MuhammadJaved-ny8th]

Thanks

[@TalktheStreets]

De nada!

[@user-xj7qp3po2t]

Great description with alphabet and words! thanks!

[@TalktheStreets]

Glad you liked it!

[@faizabutt5776]

Hey great to see that you teach Portuguese coz we were looking for a teacher by the way this is faiza from Misha’s salon 😊

[@vm1974-irkutsk]

Lol

[@AshleyOliviaDaCosta]

This is so helpful! What happened to x?? 😂

[@TalktheStreets]

Sorry about that! You can use the subtitles :)

[@AshleyOliviaDaCosta]

@@TalktheStreets didn’t think of that. I just googled that one and it was totally fine. Thank you for everything. 🥂

[@brunomadeira8432]

Actualmente o alfabeto português já inclui o k, y e w. No entanto muita gente (incluindo o meu caso) não escreve com o acordo actual (caso contrário teria de omitir o c em actual) e usa o que aprendeu na escola com o alfabeto de 23 letras a não ser em palavras como o referido kiwi. É só mais uma coisa para ser mais fácil entender os portugueses :D, sempre a simplificar.

[@joaoteixeira7410]

Também eu,quando tiraram o c de certas palavras achei uma má decisão.

[@prosperokoh739]

Can anyone please recommend a Portuguese book good for absolute beginner that contains words like me, you, they, how, when, where ......

[@joaoteixeira7410]

Um dicionário português-inglês.

[@joaoteixeira7410]

Thats the way i lerned many inglish words.

[@moveforward5661]

Have you got your citizenship yet ?

[@TalktheStreets]

I do!

[@moveforward5661]

Oh Congrats!! How many months did it take @@TalktheStreets

[@BrreSlufs]

weird. The same sounds for letters as in Northern Norway.

[@TalktheStreets]

Interesting!

[@BrreSlufs]

@@TalktheStreets Portugal has a long history with cod fishing side by side with Northern Norway. They traded with us back in the day and had ships arriving to trade and get Cod fish. To this day they import Norwegian Cod. Going on a trip to Portugal soon. Can`t wait to soak in the history and culture about the sea that they have.

[@sohopedeco]

Esse vídeo faz lembrar do abecedário da Xuxa. 😅

[@kloassie]

C de Cachorro? C de Casa? E de Évora, mas o que por Brasileiros/-as? E de Elefante 🤔 F de Vaca? 😬 F de Feira! (segunda-, terça-, ...) Q de Queijo!! 🤦‍♂️