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"Salpicos 1 apresenta-se como um material atrativo para iniciar a aprendizagem da Língua e Cultura Portuguesa, destinado a crianças do ensino pré-escolar ou do primeiro ano do ensino básico (4-6 anos). Cada unidade baseia-se numa história, divertida e simples, apresentada aos alunos através de uma banda desenhada, que constitui o ponto de partida para desenvolver os conteúdos a explorar em cada unidade. As histórias apresentadas referem-se ao universo da família Quinas, centrando-se no seu dia a dia: a casa, os amigos, os sonhos, as aventuras e as brincadeiras do Manuel, da Isabel e do seu cão Salpicos, personagens com as quais se pretende que os alunos criem uma forte empatia". https://www.amazon.com/Salpicos-Portuguese-course-children-Acordo/dp/9727578217/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Salpico+portugues&qid=1612095902&sr=8-1

Na Onda do Português, um projecto pedagógico em 3 níveis destinado ao ensino de Português como língua estrangeira a alunos entre os 11 e os 16 anos. Com consultoria científico-pedagógica financiada pelo Instituto Camões, o primeiro livro desta série, também editado pela Lidel, é da autoria de Ana Maria Bayan Ferreira e Helena José Bayan.  https://www.amazon.com/Na-Onda-Portugues-Exercicios-Portuguese/dp/9727578225/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Na+onda+do+portugues&qid=1612095825&sr=8-1

Palavras com ç açúcar; cabeça; cansaço; caroço; cobiça; coração; criança; dança; doença; endereço; exceção; justiça; lição; mormaço; pança; peça; praça; Suíça; terça; Palavras com ça, ço, çu, ção, ções Ça: carroça, taça, maçã, façanha, andança,... Ço: moço, poço, almoço, palhaço, abraço,... Çu: caçula, açucarado, cabeçudo,... Ção: animação, canção, feição, interação, malhação,... Ções: animações, canções, feições, interações, malhações,...

Portuguese uses digraphs , pairs of letters which represent a single sound different from the sum of their components. Digraphs are not included in the alphabet. GraphemePronunciation ch / ʃ / lh / ʎ / nh / ɲ / rr / ʁ / ss / s / qu / k /, / kʷ / gu / ɡ /, / ɡʷ / The digraphs qu and gu, before e and i, may represent both plain or labialised sounds (quebra /ˈkebɾɐ/, cinquenta /sĩˈkʷẽtɐ/, guerra /ˈɡɛʁɐ/, sagui /saˈɡʷi/), but they are always labialised before a and o (quase, quociente, guaraná). The trema used to be employed to explicitly indicate labialized sounds before e and i(quebra vs. cinqüenta), but since its elimination, such words have to be memorised. Pronunciation divergences mean some of these words may be spelled differently (quatorze / catorze and quotidiano / cotidiano). The digraph ch is pronounced as an English sh by the overwhelming majority of speakers. The digraphs lh and nh, of Occitan origin, denote palatal consonants that do not exist in English. The digraphs rr an

The letters   K   ,   W    and   Y    are normally not used in Portuguese native speaking words, except for chemical references and abbreviations for distances (Km) or weights (kg). There are no other doubles in Portuguese (or in the Portuguese alphabet) apart from  RR ,  SS , and cedilla - Ç – the little comma under the C. CH  has the sound [shh] and not [tch]. Try to say these words: chave / chamo / chato / chouriço / chantili. NH  has the sound similar to [ny]. Read these words: ninho [nee-nyo], tamanho [ta-mah-nyo], castanho [cas-tah-nyo]. Now try to say these ones: fanhoso / cantinho / gatinha / canhoto / junho. LH  has a sound very similar to [lyi].  Read these words: coelho [coo-eh-lyio] / filho [fee-lyio] / filha [fee-lyia].  Letter European Brazilian Phonemic  values Name Name ( IPA ) Name Name ( IPA ) Aa á /a/ á /a/ /a/ ,  /ɐ/ Bb bê /be/ bê /be/ /b/  or  [β]   nb 13 Cc cê /se/ cê /se/ /k/ ;  /s/   nb 1 Dd dê /de/ dê /de/ /d/  ~  [dʒ]   nb 2  or  [ð]   nb 13 Ee é /ɛ/ é  or  ê

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  Os Maias José Maria de Eça de Queiroz’s Os Maias is a classic Portuguese novel. The story follows a young aristocrat living through the decline of monarchy in late 19th-century Portugal, told through the perspective of three generations of his family. It’s not the cheeriest of books, but it is an important one. This is likely best for intermediate to advanced learners. O Alquimista Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist is pretty well-known and well-loved in its various international translations, which makes O Alquimista an enticing read for Portuguese students. This Brazilian bestseller tells the tale of a shepherd who journeys to the Egyptian pyramids in search of a lost treasure. Ensaio Sobre a Cegueira José Saramago is one of Portugal’s most celebrated writers (and the recipient of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Literature), and Ensaio Sobre a Cegueira is one of his most famous novels. The book tells the story of a city afflicted by a blindness epidemic, focusing mainly on a core group of cha

Portuguese language - Português, Romance language that is spoken in Portugal , Brazil , and other Portuguese colonial and formerly colonial territories. Galician , spoken in northwestern Spain , is closely related to Portuguese. Portuguese owes its importance—as the second Romance language (after Spanish ) in terms of numbers of speakers—largely to its position as the language of Brazil, where in the early 21st century some 187 million people spoke it. It is estimated that there are also some 8 million Portuguese speakers in Africa ( Angola , Cabo Verde , Equatorial Guinea , Guinea-Bissau , Mozambique , and Sao Tome and Principe ). Portuguese is also spoken by about 678,000 people in the United States , with large communities of speakers in the states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island . Brazilian Portuguese varies from European Portuguese in several respects, including several sound changes and some differences in verb conjugation and syntax; for example, object pronouns occur bef

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