Note 2: Phonemic and phonetic symbols
Note 3: Context and word boundaries
Note 5: Choice of phonemes and allophones
Note 6: Uvular and lingual "double" r
Note 7: Regular alternations of half-open and half-close (metafonia)
Note 8: Phonetics of /e/ and /E/
Note 9: Similarities between dissimilar sounds
Note 10: Semi-consonants and diphthongs
Note 11: Symbol 3 or 6 for open schwa?
Note 12: Amália Rodrigues and "Canção do mar"
Note 14: Closing influence of subsequent nasal consonants
Note 17: Special meaning of êm when final, in verbal forms
Note 18: The name of the new European currency
Note 19: Allophones of /b/, /d/ and /g/
Note 21: Dulce Pontes and the Brazilian r
Note 23: How Brazilian pronunciation differs from that in Portugal
Note 24: History of exceptions
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