Teach Yourself Brazilian Portuguese (with Audio) Sue Tyson-Ward
Publisher: McGraw-Hill

Anxiety not only wastes the Instead, I have used a grammar book, a textbook, several dictionaries, and some "teach yourself" type books to find additional material or to answer questions which Pimsleur raises but does not explicitly answer. In both non-European Spanish and in Brazilian Portuguese, you will always use the ustedes / vocês conjugation (ustedes saben / vocês sabem) when addressing more than one person, even in the most informal of situations. Language: English & Portuguese ISBN-10: 0340412313. Teach Yourself Portuguese Paperback: 226 pages. See also: older copies of: Colloquial Portuguese, Teach Yourself. It was used in Universites years ago, similar to Ponto de Encontro). With Teach Yourself it's possible for virtually anyone to learn. Good book for starting to read in Portuguese. File: pdf & Mp3 (Audio ripped from casettes) words most frequently used in Portuguese; a Portuguese-English vocabulary; tables of regular and irregular verbs; indexes to the grammar, problem words and themes; and special reference is given to Brazilian Portuguese forms. One especially difficult sound in Portuguese (and also very frequent) is -ão at the end of words. This requires Recognising this will bring you so much further in being able to understand the language and pronounce it correctly yourself! Are you perplexed by how to read Portuguese? Bestselling language courses now with audio CDs ! Add to this the challenge of acquiring a new vocabulary and a new grammar, as well as a new sound-symbol correlation, and the student is already going to have a great deal on his mind. Publisher: Teach Yourself Date: September 7, 1992. Complete Portuguese with Two Audio CDs: A Teach Yourself Guide provides you with a clear and comprehensive approach to Portuguese, so you can progress quickly from the basics to understanding, speaking, and writing Portuguese with confidence. Teach Yourself Brazilian Portuguese Pronunciation. Within each of the 24 Brazilian Portuguese students will still find the book useful, but remember to ignore the “tu” tense and remember that the imperative is different in Brazilian Portuguese.