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Can you correct for me? I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I live in Brazil. I'm learning english and I'd like to pratice with natives english speaker. If you isn't native english speaker, but You is learning portuguese I can practice portuguese to help you, no problems.

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Can you correct for me?

I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I live in Brazil.

I'm learning English and I'd like to practice with natives English speakers.
If you aren't isn't a native English speaker, but you is are learning Portuguese I can practice Portuguese to help you, no problems.

Good job! I can offer you a couple of general tips:
1) The names of languages (English, French, Japanese etc.) are always capitalized in English.
2) In English we don't use the plural for adjectives. In the sentence: "I'd like to practice with native English speakers." "native" and "English" are adjectives, so they would not be in the plural form. The word "speaker" is a noun so it is made plural by adding an "S" on the end.
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Can you correct for me?

I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I live in Brazil.

I'm learning eEnglish and I'd like to pratice with natives english speakers.
If you isnaren't a native english speaker, but Yyou is are learning portuguese I can practice portuguese to help you practice Portuguese, it's not a problems.
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Can you correct for me?

I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I live in Brazil.

I'm learning English and I'd like to practice with native English speakers.
If you aren't a native English speaker, but you are learning Portuguese I can practice Portuguese to help you, no problem.

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