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Is my accent closer to Brazilian or European Portuguese?
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Muito obrigado, meu amigoOriginally Posted by Guarani
very good! almost perfect!
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Brazilian portuguese.
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It's quite good, but it's Brazilian Portuguese.
Would be curious to heard you speaking European Portuguese.....
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I get my Portuguese from Brazilian music, so that's the accent I am most familiar with.
Do you have some nice Portuguese songs with lyrics? So I can see the difference.
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Lyrics in the description
Lyrics in the description
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Your accent is closer to Brazilian Portuguese. And I understood everything you said. Your Portuguese is pretty good, I must say.
Spoiler!
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Your accent and pronunciation is really good actually but it is Brazilian Portuguese
Maybe you like this song and consider trying European Portuguese:
European Portuguese is probably a lot harder for foreigners, specially the pronunciation.
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I advise you to learn European Portuguese, Brazilian one has some consonant sound shifts, for example:
"Bom dia" sounds like "Bom gia"
"Boa noite" sounds like "Boa noichi"
E sounds like I, and T at the end become tch.
I have no idea where this come from.
It's just an advise, I think it would be easier for you
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