Salchicha "或 "香肠":看看您的发音是否正确

John Brown 19-10-2023
John Brown

在葡萄牙语的世界里,"语言恶习 "是一个永恒的话题。 由于葡萄牙语的语法体系非常庞大,而且充满了各种条件和例外,因此,当需要书写或发音一个单词时,犯这样或那样的错误是葡萄牙语使用者的家常便饭。 最常见的例子之一是 "salchicha "和 "salsicha "之间的永恒疑问:哪一个才是正确的版本?

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通常情况下,"salsicha "和 "salchicha "的混淆是由于发音造成的,很多人的发音都不正确。 今天,就来了解一下如何正确发音,不要再犯同样的错误了。

Salchicha "还是 "香肠"?

根据葡萄牙语规范,该词的正确拼写是 "salsicha"(香肠)。 该词指的是一种食品,如肚皮,里面塞满了压碎的调味肉,也指巴塞品种的短腿长身狗,俗称香肠狗。 该词的一些同义词是linguiça、embutido和vina。

在词源学中,该词的来源是意大利语的 "salsiccia "或拉丁语的 "salsicia"。"Salchicha "的第二个音节是 "ch",这是不正确的,在文化规范中不存在。 尽管一些词典指出该形式相当于非正式的 "香肠",但该版本不应被视为有效。

下面是一些带有正确单词的示例:

  • 热狗只需一根香肠即可美味可口。
  • 香肠是一种可能含有多种人工防腐剂的食品。
  • 在该国南部,香肠也被称为vina。

使用 "ch

另一个葡萄牙语使用者常犯的错误是将 "ch "换成 "x",反之亦然。 字母 "x "代表几个音,有 "ch"、"s"、"z"、"cs "和 "ss "等音值。 以下是一些用 "x "而不是 "ch "书写的术语:

  • 菠萝
  • 梅花
  • 低;
  • 膀胱
  • 棺材
  • 哄骗;
  • 大腿
  • 离开
  • 锄头
  • 见;
  • 铺盖
  • 硫磺
  • 横梁
  • 脆弱;
  • 油脂;
  • 砂纸;
  • 搅拌。

例如,"x "只能用在首音节 "me-"、"en-"或双元音(如 "ai"、"ei "和 "ou")之后,用在土著语、非洲语和英语词汇中。

尽管辅音 "x "的读音是 "ch",但仍有许多单词应该用这个数字来书写。 看看吧:

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  • 错误;
  • 木屋
  • 乔普
  • 楚楚
  • 小睡
  • 踢球
  • 关闭;
  • 箭头
  • 肿胀;
  • 受伤
  • 小溪
  • 背包
  • 涂鸦
  • 饼干
  • Chilique;
  • "骗局";
  • 馅料

John Brown

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