Lose Your English Accent & Speak European Portuguese Like a Local [5 Top Tips]

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Lose Your English Accent & Speak European Portuguese Like a Local [5 Top Tips] – Fellow Brits, if you still feel like a foreigner when speaking Portuguese but want to blend in effortlessly, this video is for you! I’m helping out my fellow countrymen and women by giving tips to lose your English accent when speaking Portuguese. Let me know in the comments below which tip resonated with you the most and don't subscribe to the channel for weekly practical Portuguese lessons in plain English! – Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal by Liz Sharma, a Portuguese teacher in Lisbon and founder of Talk the Streets.

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[kloassie]

Thank god I have a Dutch accent - I trained for 45+ years to acquire and perfect it, no way I'm gonna loose that! 😘

[manabthing]

Ola i am not able to attend your online classes but most of the days i am learning here on You Tube. Thank you❤

[antoniakirbymusic]

I’m from the UK and learning as my partner is from Viseu. I am a competent Spanish speaker which is helpful in some ways but HELP with the sound “x” which seems so change a lot!!

[natachadealvez]

speaking 🇧🇷 in 🇵🇹 is a shocker to others and i love it 😂 - a native 🇦🇴

[paulaamaral]

How did you learn Portuguese so well? Also, what took you to Portugal?

Btw, I'm an Azorian natural and pronounce the s at the end of words as more of zh instead of sh.

[imagine_big]

At 1:50 when you say "muitos", you need to add a "n" sound to the word, like "muintos". The n sound is so noticeable that me and other portuguese people have had brain farts where we would write the word as "muintos" and then it wouldn't look right. The way you said it, sounded like you had a cold or something, because it didn't have that nasal sound.

I learned some Portuguese from google translator but now I realize thats Brazilian Portuguese and I am lost 😢

[loubob]

Im not sure what close down the vowel means. I seems like the "O" is pronounced more like a "U"

[alfredo.martins_codetyper]

I thought the video would be the reverse. 😅

[royking]

tongue twisters; tongue twisters; tongue Let's see if you mention them. I see vowels are first, what's next? :)