Talk:Portuguese/Contents/L1/Lesson One - Saying Hello

Minor Changes
I have changed the phrases using 'me chamo' to 'chamo-me' and 'tchau' to 'adeus' as the former strikes me as Brazilian rather than European. If someone has some evidence to show that the former usage is becoming more common in Portugal I would appreciate seeing it as I've never once heard that from a Portguese person (though I have not yet had the opportunity to visit Portugal istelf).

Giving some help here
I'm from Brazil, so I'm just revising everything here and fixing some things that sounded very unnatural. If any help is needed in further development of the course, please state this here. Thanks

i've renamed this Lesson One, Saying Hello, just to tell people what's going to be taught.

Transcription
Hi, I don't know Portuguese at all. I try to begin from here but there is no pronunciation of the words. I think there are some peculiarity. For example: você - [vo`ke] or [vo`se] (as Complete Pronunciation says about letter c) or something other? Eu - [oi] (as German) or [eu] or ...? I think it will be more clear if some native speaker add pronunciation to the words. No matter how easy for one part of world is to pronounce, some other part of the world may have difficulties.