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PronunciationLevel A1–A2~ 8 minutes

Letter C, Ç and Qu

The letter 'c' in Portuguese has different sounds depending on its context within words. It's essential for learners of Portuguese to understand the various pronunciations and combinations involving 'c' to improve their pronunciation and comprehension.

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