Bahaso Portugih

Bahaso Portugih ( português atau língua portuguesa [ˈɫĩgwɐ puɾtuˈɣezɐ]) adolah sabuah Bahaso Roman, nan manjadi bahaso rasmi dari Portugal, Brazil, Mozambik, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, dan São Tomé jo Príncipe.^[3] Bahaso ko juo manjadi bahaso rasmi kaduo di Makau, Asia Timur dan Timor Leste di Asia Tenggara sarato Equatorial Guinea di Afrika Tangah; kamudian dek ekspansi maso kolonial, panutua bahaso Portugis ko masih basobok juo di Goa, Daman dan Diu di India.^[4]

Bahaso Portugis
português
Bacaan	[puɾtuˈɣeʃ] (EP) [poʁtuˈɡes][1] (BP) [poɾtuˈɣes]1 (GP)
Ditutuakan di	See geographic distribution of Portuguese
Jumalah panutua	215 million  (2010)[2]
Rumpun bahaso	bahasa manusia (id) Indo-Eropa (id) Italik (id) rumpun bahasa Roman (id) Roman Barat (id) Gallo-Iberia (id) Rumpun bahasa Roman Iberia (id) Iberia Barat (id) rumpun bahasa Galisia-Portugis (id) Bahaso Portugis
Sistim panulihan	Latin (Portuguese alphabet)
Status rasmi
Bahaso rasmi di	9 countries  Angola  Brazil  Cape Verde  East Timor  Equatorial Guinea  Guinea-Bissau  Mozambique  Portugal  São Tomé and Príncipe 1 dependency  Macau (China) Numerous international organisations
Diatur dek	International Portuguese Language Institute Academia Brasileira de Letras (Brazil) Academia das Ciências de Lisboa, Classe de Letras (Portugal) CPLP
Kode-kode bahaso
ISO 639-1	pt
ISO 639-2	por
ISO 639-3	por
Linguasphere	51-AAA-a
██ Native language ██ Official and administrative language ██ Cultural or secondary language

Rujuakan

1. Regional pronunciation in Brazil:
   [po̞χtuˈɡeɕ ~ puxtuˈgeɕ] (BP-florianopolitano), (BP-fluminense),
   [poɾtuˈɡes] (BP-paulistano), (BP-curitibano), (BP-catarinense),
   [poɹtuˈɡejs] (BP-caipira), (BP-sulista, colloquial), (BP-sertanejo),
   [po̞χtuˈɡes ~ po̞htuˈɡes] (BP-capixaba), (BP-mineiro), (BP-brasiliense),
   [pɔχtuˈɡejs] (BP-nordestino), (BP-baiano), (BP-nortista), [po̞ɾtuˈɡes] (BP-gaúcho), (riverense portuñol).
   In this discussion of a female politician from Alagoas state it is possible to notice that the "r" in this position is an [h] sound http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKoGPP0ntz0
2. Nationalencyklopedin "Världens 100 största språk 2010" The World's 100 Largest Languages in 2010
3. "Estados-membros da CPLP" (dalam bahasa Portuguese). 28 February 2011.Pemeliharaan CS1: Bahasa yang tidak diketahui (link)
4. Michael Swan, Bernard Smith (2001). "Portuguese Speakers". Learner English: a Teacher's Guide to Interference and Other Problems. Cambridge University Press.