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Portugese is the language that has a number of variants, but the original Portugese, spoken in the country on the Iberian penninsula and its diaspora in other parts of Europe, from its source would certainly be understood in lingua portugesa, or Lusophone speaking part of the world. Portugese is actually the fastest-growing European language after English. Actually, English has borrowed a number of words from Portugese, like 'embarass', 'fetish', and 'cobra'.

Portuguese - Portugal voice over info

Like a number of European languages, Portuguese traces its roots back to Latin, which was spread through the Iberian peninsula by the Roman Empire. From these roots, Old Galician gradually evolved, a language which would eventually become modern Portuguese. The modern era of the Portugese language spoken in Portugal came with the reformed Portuguese orthography (nova ortografia), in which words were spelled more in accordance with their pronunciation, was adopted is Portugal in 1916. 

Where does the Portuguese language come from?

Portugese is the sole official language of Portugal, Brazil, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. It also has co-official language status in East Timor, Equatorial Guinea and Macau. It is spoken by approximately 10 million people in Portugal itself. Brazil has the largest population of native speakers, with over 205 million Portuguese speakers. Mozambique and Angola both have around 25 million speakers.

How many people speak Portuguese?

Many uninitiated speakers compare the differences between Portuguese spoken in Portugal and Portuguese spoken in Brazil to the one between British and American English, but the differences between the two versions of Portuguese are somewhat greater. The main difference comes in the use of the second-person pronoun. In Portugal, tu and vós are commonly used, while these (especially the latter) are rarely heard in Brazil, which favors the pronouns você and vocês. While the differences between Portugal Portuguese and its versions elsewhere in the world are not so pronounced, they do exist.

What's the difference between the Portuguese spoken in Portugal and the one in Brazil?

Modern Standard European Portuguese (português padrão or português continental) is based on the Portuguese spoken in the area including and surrounding the cities of Coimbra and Lisbon, in central Portugal. Voice characteristics of Portugese stem from the fact that each verb tense has six different conjugations for a variety of pronouns. As an example, the English verb “to write” has two conjugations in the present tense—I/you/we/they write, he/she/it writes. However, the equivalent verb in Portuguese would be conjugated as follows: eu escrevo, tu escreves, ele/ela/você escreve, nós escrevemos, vós escreveis, elas/eles/vocês escrevem. Another specific can arise from the fact that until 2009, Portugese alphabet had only 23 letters. That year, letters k w and y were added to the alphabet in all official versions of Portugese.

What does a Portuguese - Portugal voice over sound like?

The choices for Portugal Portugese voice over are quite abundant, but it is always the case of getting the right choice for the exact purpose. A number of known actors that are originally Portugese includes the likes of Joaquim de Almeida, who featured in a number of big Hollywood productions, Fernanda Serrano, a popular TV actress in her native Portugal  and Nuno Lopes, who featured in films like "Goodnight Irene."

Who are the most famous Portuguese voice artists from Portugal?

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Need to be understood in the 6th most spoken language in the World? Then you definitely need an artist or artists that can give you the best in Portuguese voice over. It is the language that has a number of variants, but the original Portuguese from is source would certainly be understood in "lingua portuguesa" speaking part of the world.

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