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I love to talk about that! In Brazil there are 10 National Holidays:
New Year (January 1st);
Carnival - Normaly is from Saturday to Wednesday (February or March);
Holy Week - From Friday to Sunday (April);
Labor Day (May 1st);
Corpus Christi (June);
Independency Day (September 7th);
Our Lady Of Aparecida´s Holiday (October 12th);
All Souls’ Day (November 2nd);
Proclamation of the Republic (November 15th);
Christmas (December 25th).
There are others Holidays, but by Cities...
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Se algum Americano(a) estiver querendo aprender Português, terei o prazer de ajudar nessa caminhada. Aguardo vocês!
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What do people eat for breakfast in your country?
Country: Brazil
City: Rio de Janeiro
Normaly what people eat are Bread with butter + cheese and ham or bologna, and we drink coffe / juice / chocolate milk;
In special days we get all above + some fruits, cakes, jams, toast and scrambled egg.
And in the your country?
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I broke my wrist
Thursday: I was helping my wife with her books. when I walked to back, I stumbled into the book box, and I tried to put the hand to avoid hitting my back on the floor. Result? I broke my wrist. Thirty days in house.
December 11, 2019
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English in the world
We know that there are differences, mainly accent, between the American and the British English. With respect to the other English-speaking countries: which ones are most similar to the American, which ones are most similar to the British, and which are quite different from both?
PS. Sorry my bad english, I'm brazilian...
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In the airport
What the words or phrase that a need to know in the airport situations?
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My first note
Today I wake up at 6am, brushing teeth, took a shower and put the clothes.
After that, I take my breakfast, I took my backpack and I went to my work.
This is my morning...
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People to talk 50% in English, 50% in Portuguese...
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Hello everyone! I want to learn english, talking about vocabulary, day-by-day, turism, and etc... =)
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