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| − | + | Portuguese has some issues which may muck things up: | |
| − | + | #Sequences such as VnC and VmC cause the vowel to nasalize and the /m to disappear. Try, e.g. "baanndo" or "baanndu". | |
| − | + | #Unstressed vowels tend to get raised. You may need to try things like "eh" and "oh" in those circumstances. Happily, unstressed "o" kinda sounds like Lojban u. | |
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| − | + | ' rr (ca<u>rr</u>o) | |
| − | # Sequences such as VnC and VmC cause the vowel to nasalize and the /m to disappear. Try, e.g. "baanndo" or "baanndu". | + | a á |
| − | + | b b | |
| − | # Unstressed vowels tend to get raised. You may need to try things like "eh" and "oh" in those circumstances. Happily, unstressed "o" kinda sounds like Lojban u. | + | c ch (<u>ch</u>orar) |
| − | + | d d | |
| − | + | e ê | |
| − | + | f f | |
| − | ' | + | g g (guia, garota) |
| − | + | i i | |
| − | a | + | j j (joelho) |
| − | + | k k | |
| − | b b | + | l l |
| − | + | m m | |
| − | c ch | + | n n |
| − | + | o ô | |
| − | d d | + | p p |
| − | + | r r | |
| − | e | + | s s |
| − | + | t t | |
| − | f f | + | u u (undar) |
| − | + | v v | |
| − | g g | + | x rrr |
| − | + | y Cid<u>a</u>, sêc<u>a</u>, pec<u>a</u>, pac<u>a</u>, col<u>a</u>, Lol<u>a</u>, lut<u>a</u>, quas<u>e</u>, '''gy''' - ma<u>g</u>ma (brasileiro);<br/>noit<u>e</u>, tard<u>e</u>, p<u>e</u>cado, p<u>e</u>rgunta (português do Portugal);<br/>c<u>a</u>ma, m<u>a</u>ma, f<u>ã</u>, hortel<u>ã</u> (paulistano, sulista) | |
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Latest revision as of 07:25, 19 February 2016
Portuguese has some issues which may muck things up:
- Sequences such as VnC and VmC cause the vowel to nasalize and the /m to disappear. Try, e.g. "baanndo" or "baanndu".
- Unstressed vowels tend to get raised. You may need to try things like "eh" and "oh" in those circumstances. Happily, unstressed "o" kinda sounds like Lojban u.
<tab class=wikitable>
' rr (carro)
a á
b b
c ch (chorar)
d d
e ê
f f
g g (guia, garota)
i i
j j (joelho)
k k
l l
m m
n n
o ô
p p
r r
s s
t t
u u (undar)
v v
x rrr
y Cida, sêca, peca, paca, cola, Lola, luta, quase, gy - magma (brasileiro);
noite, tarde, pecado, pergunta (português do Portugal);
cama, mama, fã, hortelã (paulistano, sulista)
z z
</tab>