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Portuguese Tongue Twisters Flashcards

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Todos tomaram três taças de tinto.

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ˈto.dus toˈma.ɾɐ̃ tɾeʃ ˈtasɐs dɨ ˈtĩ.tu (Everyone had three glasses of red wine.)

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Tia Tânia tece tapetes turquesa.

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ˈti.ɐ ˈtɐ.ni.ɐ ˈtɛ.sɨ taˈpɛ.tɨs tuɾˈkɛ.zɐ (Aunt Tânia weaves turquoise carpets.)

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Trinta tigres tristes trotam na trilha.

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ˈtɾĩ.tɐ ˈti.gɾɨʃ ˈtɾiʃ.tɨʃ ˈtɾɔ.tɐ̃ nɐ ˈtɾi.ʎɐ (Thirty sad tigers trot on the trail.)

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Toda terça tem torta típica.

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ˈto.dɐ ˈtɛɾ.sɐ tɛ̃j ˈtɔɾ.tɐ ˈtipikɐ (Every Tuesday has a typical pie.)

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Tito tentou tocar trombone no teatro.

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ˈtitu tɛ̃ˈtow toˈkaɾ tɾõˈbonɨ nu tɪˈatɾu (Tito tried to play the trombone in the theater.)

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Três tratores transportam trigo ao terminal.

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tɾeʃ tɾɐˈtoɾɨʃ tɾɐ̃ʃpɔɾˈtɐ̃j ˈtɾigu aw tɨɾmiˈnal (Three tractors transport wheat to the terminal.)

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Temos tantas tangerinas hoje.

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ˈtɛ.muʃ ˈtɐ̃.tɐʃ tɐ̃ʒɨˈɾinɐʃ ˈoʒɨ (We have so many tangerines today.)

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Teu terno turquesa está no tronco.

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tew ˈtɛɾ.nu tuɾˈkɛ.zɐ ɨʃˈtɐ nu ˈtɾõ.ku (Your turquoise suit is in the trunk.)

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Toda técnica tem sua teoria.

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ˈto.dɐ tɛkˈnikɐ tɛ̃j swɐ tɪˈɔɾi.ɐ (Every technique has its theory.)

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Torres tão altas tocam o céu.

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ˈtɔ.ɾɨʃ tɐ̃w ˈaɫ.tɐʃ ˈto.kɐ̃w u ˈsɛw (So tall towers touch the sky.)

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Pedro pinta pratos para Paula.

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ˈpeðɾu ˈpĩtɐ ˈpɾatuʃ ˈpaɾɐ ˈpawlɐ (Pedro paints plates for Paula.)

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Pato pula poça enquanto pia.

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ˈpatu ˈpulɐ ˈposɐ ẽˈkwãtu ˈpi.ɐ (Duck jumps over puddle while chirping.)

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Paulo prepara pão para piquenique.

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ˈpawlu pɾɨˈpaɾɐ ˈpɐ̃w ˈpaɾɐ pikˈnik (Paul prepares bread for picnic.)

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Pratos pintados por Pedro pendurados.

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ˈpɾatuʃ pĩˈtaduʃ ˈpoɾ ˈpeðɾu pẽduˈɾaduʃ (Dishes painted by Pedro hung up.)

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Peixes pequenos pulam no poço.

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ˈpejʃɨʃ pɨˈkɛnʊʃ ˈpulɐ̃w nu ˈposu (Small fishes jump in the well.)

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Papai pegou pimenta para provar.

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pɐˈpai pɨˈɣow pimˈẽtɐ ˈpaɾɐ pɾuˈvaɾ (Dad grabbed pepper to taste.)

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Pássaros piando perto da ponte.

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ˈpasɐɾuʃ ˈpjɐ̃du ˈpɛɾtu dɐ ˈpõtɨ (Birds chirping near the bridge.)

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Princesa prepara presente precioso.

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pɾĩˈsesɐ pɾɨˈpaɾɐ pɾɨˈzẽtɨ pɾɨˈsosu (Princess prepares a precious gift.)

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Pimenta preta põe pique no prato.

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pimˈẽtɐ ˈpɾetɐ põj ˈpikɨ nu ˈpɾatu (Black pepper spices up the dish.)

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Prédios pintados parecem palácios.

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ˈpɾedjuʃ pĩˈtaduʃ pɐˈɾesẽj pɐˈlasjuʃ (Painted buildings look like palaces.)

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Carla compra casa com Carlos.

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ˈkaɾlɐ ˈkõpɾɐ ˈkazɐ kõ ˈkaɾluʃ (Carla buys a house with Carlos.)

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Cada cão conhece seu cantinho.

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ˈkadɐ kɐ̃w ˈkõnɛsɛ sɐw kɐ̃ˈtĩɲu (Every dog knows its little corner.)

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Comida caseira causa conforto.

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koˈmidɐ kaˈzejɾɐ ˈkauzɐ kõˈfoɾtu (Homemade food causes comfort.)

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Casas coloridas no campo calmo.

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ˈkazɐs kuluˈɾidɐʃ nu ˈkãpu ˈkaɫmu (Colored houses in the calm field.)

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Crianças cantam canções contentes.

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ˈkɾiɐ̃sɐʃ ˈkɐ̃tɐ̃j kɐ̃ˈsõjʃ kõˈtẽtɨʃ (Children sing happy songs.)

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Clara coloca copos na cozinha.

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ˈklaɾɐ kuˈlɔkɐ ˈkopuʃ nɐ kuˈzĩɲɐ (Clara places glasses in the kitchen.)

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Cinco cavalos correm no campo.

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ˈsĩku kɐˈvaɫuʃ ˈkoʁẽj nu ˈkãpu (Five horses run in the field.)

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Compramos cadeiras para a cozinha.

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kõˈpɾɐmuʃ kɐˈdejɾɐʃ ˈpaɾɐ ɐ kuˈzĩɲɐ (We bought chairs for the kitchen.)

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Carlos corta cenoura com cuidado.

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ˈkaɾluʃ ˈkoɾtɐ sɨˈnouɾɐ kõ kujˈdadu (Carlos cuts carrot carefully.)

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Cachorros caçam coelhos no campo.

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kɐˈʃoʁuʃ ˈkasɐ̃j ˈkwɛʎuʃ nu ˈkãpu (Dogs hunt rabbits in the field.)

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“A minha mãe manda muitas mensagens.”

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“/ɐ ˈmiɲɐ mɐ̃j̃ ˈmɐ̃dɐ ˈmũjtɐs mẽˈsaʒẽs/” (My mom sends many messages.)

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“Nenhum ninho novo no norte.”

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“/ˈnẽɲũ ˈniɲu ˈnovu nu ˈnɔɾtɨ/” (No new nest in the north.)

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“Mantemos memórias em nossa mente.”

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“/mɐ̃ˈtɛmuʃ mɨˈmɔɾjɐʃ ẽm ˈnɔsɐ ˈmẽtɨ/” (We keep memories in our mind.)

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“Anos após anos, anseiam aniversários.”

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“/ˈɐnus əˈpoz ˈɐnus ɐ̃ˈsejɐ̃w̃ ɐnivɛɾˈsɐɾjuʃ/” (Years after years, they long for birthdays.)

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“Sombras sinistras sobre as sinfonias.”

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“/ˈsõbɾɐs sinisˈtɾɐs ˈsobɾɨ ɐs siɱfoˈniɐʃ/” (Sinister shadows over the symphonies.)

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“Ninguém nos nomeou nos negócios novos.”

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“/ˈnĩɡwẽj̃ nuʃ nuˈmeow̃ nuʃ nɨˈɡɔsjuʃ ˈnovuʃ/” (Nobody named us in the new businesses.)

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“Mangas mais maduras na manhã.”

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“/ˈmɐ̃ɡɐʃ mɐjʃ mɐˈduɾɐʃ nɐ ˈmɐɲɐ̃/” (Riper mangoes in the morning.)

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“Nuvens anunciam a noite nascendo.”

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“/ˈnuvẽjʃ ɐ̃nũˈsjɐ̃w̃ ɐ ˈnojtɨ nɐˈsẽdu/” (Clouds announce the night’s onset.)

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“Mensagens manuscritas mostram mais.”

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“/mẽˈsaʒẽjʃ mɐ̃nuskˈɾitɐʃ moʃˈtɾɐ̃w̃ ˈmɐjʃ/” (Handwritten messages show more.)

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“Numa noite, ninguém notou a neblina.”

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“/ˈnumɐ ˈnojtɨ ˈnĩɡwẽj̃ ˈnotow ɐ nɨˈblinɐ/” (In one night, nobody noticed the fog.)

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“Três tratores trazem trigo ao trem.”

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“/ˈtɾɛʃ tɾɐˈtoɾɨʃ ˈtɾazẽj ˈtɾiɡu aw ˈtɾɛ̃j/” (Three tractors bring wheat to the train.)

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“Trinta trutas tratadas no trator.”

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“/ˈtɾĩtɐ ˈtɾutɐʃ tɾɐˈtadɐʃ nu tɾɐˈtoɾ/” (Thirty trouts treated on the tractor.)

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“Trocas tristes tornam tratores tristes.”

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“/ˈtɾɔkɐʃ ˈtɾistɨʃ ˈtɔɾnɐ̃j tɾɐˈtoɾɨʃ ˈtɾistɨʃ/” (Sad exchanges make tractors sad.)

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“Três trilhas trazem tesouros escondidos.”

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“/ˈtɾeʃ ˈtɾiʎɐʃ ˈtɾazẽj tɨˈzowɾuʃ iʃkõˈdiduʃ/” (Three trails bring hidden treasures.)

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“Treinamos trinta trapezistas talentosos.”

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“/tɾejˈnamuʃ ˈtɾĩtɐ tɾɐpɨˈzistɐʃ tɐlẽˈtozuz/” (We train thirty talented trapeze artists.)

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“Troco tralhas tristes por tesouros.”

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“/ˈtɾɔku ˈtɾaʎɐʃ ˈtɾistɨʃ pɔɾ tɨˈzowɾuʃ/” (I exchange sad junk for treasures.)

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“Três triângulos tricolores no tribunal.”

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“/ˈtɾɛʃ tɾiˈɐ̃ɡuluʃ tɾikuˈloɾɨʃ nu tɾibuˈnal/” (Three tricolor triangles in the court.)

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“Tranças tradicionais transformam o visual.”

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“/ˈtɾɐ̃sɐʃ tɾadiˈsjonɐjʃ tɾɐ̃sfoɾˈmɐ̃w̃ u viˈzuaw/” (Traditional braids transform the look.)

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“Trovões tremem através das árvores.”

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“/tɾoˈvõjʃ ˈtɾɛmẽj aˈtɾavɛʃ dɐʃ ˈaɾvoɾɨʃ/” (Thunders tremble through the trees.)

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“Trabalhadores treinam truques novos.”

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“/tɾabɐʎɐˈdoɾɨʃ tɾejˈnɐ̃w̃ ˈtɾukɨʃ ˈnovuʃ/” (Workers train new tricks.)

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“A aranha arrasta a asa na areia.”

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“/ɐ ɐˈɾɐɲɐ ɐˈʁastɐ ɐ ˈazɐ nɐ ɐˈɾejɐ/” (The spider drags the wing in the sand.)

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“Ana adora arrumar as almofadas.”

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“/ˈɐnɐ ɐˈdoɾɐ ɐˈʁumaɾ ɐʃ aɫmoˈfadɐʃ/” (Ana loves to arrange the cushions.)

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“A avó avisa aos amigos a aventura.”

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“/ɐ ˈavɔ ɐˈvizɐ awʃ ɐˈmiɡuʃ ɐ ɐvɛ̃ˈtuɾɐ/” (The grandmother informs friends about the adventure.)

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“A água agita as algas no aquário.”

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“/ɐ ˈaɣwɐ ɐˈʒitɐ ɐʃ ˈaɫɣɐʃ nu ɐˈkwaɾju/” (The water stirs the algae in the aquarium.)

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“A arte de amar anima a alma.”

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“/ɐ ˈaɾtɨ dɨ ɐˈmaɾ ɐˈnimɐ ɐ ˈaɫmɐ/” (The art of loving animates the soul.)

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“A abelha atenta à azeitona azeda.”

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“/ɐ ɐˈbɛʎɐ ɐˈtẽtɐ a ɐzɛjˈtonɐ ɐˈzɛdɐ/” (The bee attentive to the sour olive.)

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“Amigos antigos ainda são amados.”

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“/ɐˈmiɡuʃ ɐ̃ˈtiɡuʃ ɐˈĩdɐ sɐ̃w̃ ɐˈmaduʃ/” (Old friends are still loved.)

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“As árvores altas alcançam o azul.”

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“/ɐʃ ˈaɾvoɾɨʃ ˈaɫtɐʃ ɐɫˈkɐ̃sɐ̃w̃ u ɐˈzul/” (The tall trees reach the blue.)

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“Amanhã, a aula acaba antes.”

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“/ɐˈmɐɲɐ ɐ ˈawlɐ ɐˈkabɐ ˈɐ̃tɨʃ/” (Tomorrow, the class ends earlier.)

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“Alguns acham a árvore assustadora.”

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“/ˈaɫɡũʃ ɐˈʃɐ̃w̃ ɐ ˈaɾvoɾɨ ɐsusˈtadoɾɐ/” (Some find the tree scary.)

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Quem quer quimonos modernos?

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/kẽj ‘kɛɾ ki’monuʃ mo’dɛɾnuʃ/
(Who wants modern kimonos?)

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Quando queimam as quinquilharias?

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/’kwɐ̃du kej’mɐ̃ aʃ kĩ’kiʎɐɾjɐʃ/
(When do they burn the knick-knacks?)

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Quem mandou aquele memorando?

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/kẽj mɐ̃’dow ɐ’kɛlɨ memu’ɾɐ̃du/
(Who sent that memo?)

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Quase comprei uma camisa nova.

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/’kazɪ kõ’pɾej ‘umɐ ka’mizɐ ‘novɐ/
(I almost bought a new shirt.)

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Quando comemoram a quinta-feira?

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/’kwɐ̃du kome’ɾɐ̃w ɐ ‘kĩtɐ ‘fɐjɾɐ/
(When do they celebrate Thursday?)

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Mamãe mandou-me medir minha mala.

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/mɐ’mɐ̃j mɐ̃’dow mɨ mɨ’diɾ ‘mĩɲɐ ‘malɐ/
(Mom told me to measure my suitcase.)

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Manhã de maio mais movimentada.

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/’mɐɲɐ dɨ ‘majw ‘mɐjʃ movi’mɛ̃tɐdɐ/ (May morning is busier.)

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Meu irmão mora em Munique.

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/mew iʁ’mɐ̃w ‘moɾɐ ẽj mu’nikɨ/
(My brother lives in Munich.)

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Marte é menos misterioso agora.

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/’maɾtɨ ‘ɛ ‘mẽnuʃ miste’ɾjozu ɐ’goɾɐ/
(Mars is less mysterious now.)

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Mamãe mexeu meu mingau novamente.

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/mɐ’mɐ̃j me’ʃew mew mĩ’gaw novɐ’mɛ̃tɨ/
(Mom stirred my porridge again.)

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Bem, vamos beber uma bebida?

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/’bẽj ‘vɐmuʃ bɨ’bɛɾ ‘umɐ bɨ’bidɐ/
(Well, shall we have a drink?)

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Bons bebês bebem apenas leite.

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/’bõʃ bɨ’bɛʃ ‘bɛbẽj ɐ’pẽnɐʃ ‘lejtɨ/
(Good babies drink only milk.)

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Beto brinca bem na bruma.

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/’bɛtu ‘bɾĩkɐ ‘bẽj nɐ ‘bɾumɐ/
(Beto plays well in the mist.)

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Bárbara banha o bebê no banheiro.

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/’baɾbɐɾɐ ‘bɐɲɐ u bɨ’bɛ no bɐ’ɲejɾu/
(Barbara bathes the baby in the bathroom.)

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Bom, brindemos aos bons momentos.

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/bõ, bɾĩ’demus awʃ ‘bõʃ mo’mẽtus/ (Well, let’s toast to good times.)

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Comemos comida comestível com companhia.

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/koˈmɛmuʃ kuˈmidɐ kumɛˈstivɛɫ kõ kõpɐˈɲiɐ/
(We eat edible food with company.)

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Conrado constrói construções concretas.

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/kõˈʁadu kõsˈtɾui kõsˈtɾuˈsõjʃ kõˈkɾɛtɐʃ/
(Conrado builds concrete constructions.)

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Comprei comida congelada conforme combinado.

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/kõˈpɾej kuˈmidɐ kõʒɛˈladɐ kõˈfɔɾmɨ kõbiˈnadu/ (I bought frozen food as agreed.)

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Conselhos comuns conduzem comportamentos.

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/kõˈsɛʎuʃ ˈkomũʃ kõˈduzẽj kõpɔɾtɐˈmẽtuʃ/
(Common advice leads behaviors.)

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Comportei com calma com convidados.

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/kõpɔɾˈtej kõ ˈkaɫmɐ kõ kõviˈdaduʃ/
(I behaved calmly with guests.)

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Conchas congeladas complicam a comida.

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/ˈkõʃɐʃ kõʒɛˈladɐʃ kõpliˈkɐ̃w ɐ kuˈmidɐ/
(Frozen shells complicate the food.)

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Contei com ele para concluir.

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/kõˈtej kõ ˈɛɫi ˈpaɾɐ kõˈklwiɾ/
(I counted on him to conclude.)

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Comparamos comércio com conforto comum.

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/kõˈpaɾɐmuʃ kuˈmɛɾsju kõ kõˈfoɾtu ˈkomũ/
(We compare trade with common comfort.)

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Conversamos com o contador sobre contas.

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/kõvɛɾˈsɐmuʃ kõ u kõˈtadɔɾ ˈsobɾɨ ˈkõtɐʃ/
(We talked with the accountant about bills.)

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Convidei comitê para comer conosco.

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/kõviˈdej kuˈmite paɾɐ ˈkomeɾ kõˈnɔsku/
(I invited the committee to eat with us.)

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