Lesson p014

Lesson p014



14 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE

RHYTHM AND INTONATION To speak Portughese well you should not only pronounce individual words and word groups cor-rectly, but you should try to use the proper rhythm and intonation. Pay attention to these and try to imitate them in the following examples.

1.    In a declaraftive statement the tonę level is nor-mal, with a slight drop at the end:

A escola estś aberta.    The school is open.

A escola estś aberta.

2.    In a question there is a slight rise at the end:

A escola estś aberta?    Is the school open?

A escola estś aberta?

3.    Compare : file1 estś aqui? Tle estś aqui.

Ishehere?    He is here,

Ple estś aqui?    Ple estś aqui.

4.    Exęlainations and phrases said with emotion will affect inflection and may show a rise at the end:

Ple estś ferido!    He is wounded (hurt)!

Ple estś ferido!

Nao me diga!    Youdon’tsay!

Nao me diga!

5. BUILDING UP A YOCABULARY

Building up a Portuguese vocabulary is facilitated by the great number of words that are similar in EngUsh and Portuguese. Some words are spelled exactly the same (althougb they may differ consid-erably in pronunciation): 'Ele®.

PORTUGUESE

ENGLISH

PORTUGUESE

ENGLISH

animal

animal

hospital

hospital

Capital

Capital

hotel

hotel

central

central

motor

motor

chocolate

chocolate

original

original

envelope

envelope

regular

regular

favor

favor

total

total

There are many Portuguese words which you will have no difficulty in recognizing despite minor dif-ferences. Some of these differences are:

a. The Portuguese word has an accent mark:

drea

area

junior

junior

cónsul

consul

radio

radio

b. The Portuguese word has a single consonant:

antena

antenna

comercial

commercial

anual

annual

oficial

official

c. The Portuguese word adds -a, -e,

or -o:

lista

list

probłema

problem

mapa

map

restaurante

restaurant

parte

part

revolta

revolt

d. The Portuguese word ends in a or o, the Eng-

lish word in e:

causa

cause

nota

notę

figura

figurę

rosa

rosę

medicina

medicine

tubo

tubę

minuto

minutę

uso

use

e. The

Portuguese word is slightly different in

other respects:

automóvel

automobile

origem

origin

especial

special

ąuestdo

question


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