Is the ç in Portuguese pronounced like a normal s in German?
Is that correct?
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However like a soft S.
çAlways like voiceless [S]. The “ringel” called Cedille (cedilha) indicates that before a, o, u like [S], not as [:] to be declared.estação, França (France)
https://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/Portuguese:_Debate_(%C3%9Cbersicht)
You only say “soft S” and then post the explanation why it’s sharp? Something’s wrong.
For me, a voiceless S is a soft S and not a sharp, but perhaps I have expressed myself wrong, then I apologize.
Sorry, I got that wrong. Thanks for the info!
The voiceless S is a sharp S. The vocal S is a soft S.
Hi,
Yes, that’s true! When you read the word “ça”, it sounds like “sa”. 🫧🤍
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Sea sound 🌊🤍🐚
Thanks for the answer.
Do you really think Portuguese or French?
There is no word in Portuguese.
I know! 😀 It’s just to illustrate how it is said. <=3
It is, however, a sharp s.