Say It Right in Japanese
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SIR 011 : I Say It Right Language Club
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Welcome to Say It Right Pronunciation on Demand (SIR POD). We are excited to bring to you the Say It Right Language Club featuring Say It Right in English for Everyone and Say It Right in Brazilian Portuguese! This unparalleled language program benefits all users from beginners to pros! ...
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SIR 010 : I Say It Right in English for Everyone
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SIR 010 : I Say it Right in English special guest “Phrase Kid” teaches you to Pronounce 50 states and their capitals. ...
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SIR 009 : Spanish for Real Estate Professionals
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I Say It Right podcast, Spanish for Real Estate Professional delivers Spanish greetings, 30 common real estate terms and teaches users how to say "Thank You" in twelve languages. ...
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SIR 008 : Italian
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SIR 008 : Say it Right in Italian ...
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SIR 007 : Chinese, Mandarin
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Say it Right in Mandarin Chinese – The Fastest Way to Correct Pronunciation! ...
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SIR 006 : French - The Fastest Way to Correct Pronunciation
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SIR 005 : Spanish - The Fastest Way to Correct Pronunciation
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Say it Right in Spanish ...
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SIR 004 : Brazilian Portuguese
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SIR 003 : Brazilian Portuguese - Key Words and PhraseMakers
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Fantástico! The World Cup will take place in Brazil for the second time! The five-time world champions last hosted in 1950. ...
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Show 4, Segment 1 - Soccer/football Terms: Bola, Torcida, Estádio, Téchnico, Comemorar, Ganhar and Perder are just a few important Soccer/football terms that are covered in this segment of Brazilian Portuguese. Tune in and find out what these words mean. Segment 2, “USEFUL PHRASES” include Arrival, Hotel Survival, Getting Around, Shopping, Sightseeing and Entertainment and more…Pick up your copy of Say it Right in Brazilian Portuguese or download your eBook from iTunes and “Get Your Language on” TODAY!
“Tudo bem?” “Tudo Bom.” You will hear these two phrases used interchangeably in Brazil. They literally mean “Everything well?” and “Everything is good.” If a Native Brazilian says one of these phrases to you, then you may respond with the other phrase and vice versa.