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INDEX.

FIRST COURSE.
Page
The Pronunciation[ 1]

PART I.
Declension of the definite Article[ 7]
Declension of the indefinite Article[ 8]
Contractions of the Article with the Prepositions [ 9]
On the Gender[10]
Masculine[10]
Feminine Substantive[11]
Formation of the Plural[14]
Declension of Substantives[18]
The Adjective[20]
The Plural of Adjectives[21]
The Comparison of Adjectives[23]
Irregular Comparisons[24]
Declension of the Adjective[24]
The Numbers[26]
1. The Cardinal Numbers[26]
2. The Ordinal Numbers[27]
3. Fractional Numbers[27]
4. Proportional Numbers[28]
5. Collective Numbers[28]
Pronouns[30]
1. Personal Pronouns[30]
2. Conjunctive Pronouns[31]
3. Mixed Pronouns[31]
4. Possessive Pronouns[33]
5. Demonstrative Pronouns[34]
6. Relative Pronouns[35]
7. Interrogative Pronouns[36]
8. Indefinite Pronouns[37]

PART II.
Collection of Words[41]
Easy Dialogues[47]

SECOND COURSE.
Verbs[58]
The Auxiliary Verbs[58]
The Regular Verbs[69]
Active Verbs[69]
The Passive Verbs[79]
The Neuter Verbs[79]
The Reflective Verbs[80]
Irregular Verbs[84]
Impersonal Verbs[107]
Adverbs[108]
1. Adverbs of Time[108]
2. Adverbs of Place[108]
3. Adverbs of Number and Comparison[108]
4. Adverbs of Manner and Kind[109]
5. Adverbs of Affirmation and Negation[109]
Prepositions[111]
Conjunctions[113]
Interjections[114]
Reading Lessons[115]
Idiomatic Expressions
with Verbs, Adverbs, Prepositions etc.[121]

FIRST COURSE.

The Pronunciation.

1. The Alphabet.

The Portuguese Alphabet is composed of the 25 following letters:

pronounced pronounced
aahnennay
bbayoo
csayppay
ddayqkay
eairerray
feffaysessay
gjayttay
haghahuoo
ieevvay
jdshodxshees
kkahyypsilon
lellayzzea
memmay

There are six vowels: a, e, i, o, u and y, the rest are consonants.