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    Its really simple. Here in Brazil we get used to abusing from both and also they have the same meaning. you can use as an warning such like "Epa, if you touch my boobs/food/belongings again imma break you down." You can also use "opa" when something gets you by surprise "opa, i've just found 2 thousand dollars!"
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    October 31, 2013
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    Its sort of a rhetorical question. Its just a greeting that friends sometimes use. You can say: 'hey man', hey there', 'not mucht', 'nothing', etc.
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    August 20, 2013
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    "HEAR” X “LISTEN”? “HEAR” expresses an involuntary acting of catching sounds by ear, Although, however, it's a natural hability. “LISTEN”, on the other hand, is something that you need to effort yourself to pay attention to it. Because of this, “LISTEN” describe a volunteer acting. Nevertheless, remind that this distinction ain't completly inflexible. * Listen carefully to what I’m about to say. * Check, check. Can you hear m
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    August 20, 2013
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    “HEAR” X “LISTEN”? “HEAR” expresses an involuntary acting of catching sounds by ear, Although, however, it's a natural hability. “LISTEN”, on the other hand, is something that you need to effort yourself to pay attention to it. Because of this, “LISTEN” describe a volunteer acting. Nevertheless, remind that this distinction ain't completly inflexible. * Listen carefully to what I’m about to say. * Check, check. Can you hear me?
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    August 20, 2013
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