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Andreia
Portuguese
Feb 25, 2014
Olá Mariah!! Nesta sessão trabalhamos diferente, a aula foi aberta para que fosse tirada as dúvidas que você queria. Mas não foi possível, pois tivemos algumas dificuldades em compreender o outro. Mais nas próximas aulas isso vai melhorar. :-) Até a próxima!
Luciana Pegoraro
Portuguese
Feb 21, 2014
Aula muito boa, fizemos bastante em pouco tempo. Obrigada e até a próxima.
Andreia
Portuguese
Feb 19, 2014
Olá Mariah!! Para esta aula propus um desafio e fiquei muito feliz por você tê-lo aceitado e, aliás, ter cumprido muito bem! Senti mais confiança na sua fala, melhoramos a nossa comunicação e nos entendemos melhor. A sua participação foi excelente! Espero vê-la em breve novamente! :-)
Andreia
Portuguese
Feb 6, 2014
Boa Noite Mariah! Gostei muito da sua participação na aula, apesar de que tivemos algumas dificuldades em compreender o outro. Mais nas próximas aula isso vai melhorar. :-) Espero poder continuar te ajudando! :-) Até a próxima!
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    Complain letter(2)

    To whom it may concern.

     

    <address>(When writing this formally, it's appropriate to use 'whom' instead of 'who.' Let me know if you have questions about when to use which one.)

    I am writing this letter to complain about the unacceptable service and unbearable living condition which your hotel providing. (This should be either <em>provided</em>/<em>has provided</em> if in the past, or <em>is providing</em>, if in the present.)


    I checked into <em></em> Room 2009 on 11st of May,I chose to settle down (settle down is a little too unformal for this context. You could simply say, 'I chose your hotel') in your hotel because of the intriguing advertisement which recommended on the airplane boosted how good were your hotel's facilities-swimming pool,centre heating system,fitness center.

    Unfortunately,there are nothing real.These days the temperature outside is extremely cold and I demand to use the heating system in my room.Surprisingly,It did not working and did not heated at all.Furthermore,I had told some of the staffs about the abominable situation.They said that would arrange another room for me and I have received nothing about the solution yet.


    Finally,I think it is reasonable and change another room which certainly have a usable heating system for me. Otherwise, I will ask for refund and make a further complaint.


    I look forward to hearing you.




    yours sincerely.</address>
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    June 1, 2015
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    Making my Korean friends feel at home! 안녕하세요! This week I started learning Korean. Right now I just know the days of the week, the months, the seasons, and a few numbers For example, today is Friday, 금요일 (geum-yoil) Tomorrow is Saturday, 토요일, (toy-yoil) and after that, Sunday 일요일 (il-yoil) (^^Can someone explain how I could write this in hangeul and say it? ^^^) I know it's not good to transcribe Hangeul in latin alphabet but it helps me remember the pronunciation. I really want to learn more phrases that will make my Korean friends smile, laugh, and feel at home. Can anyone recommend a few? 고마워!
    May 17, 2014
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    As vezes eu só quero a oportunidade de falar. Embora eu mudasse para o Brasil, ainda não me encontro com muitas oportunidades de falar em português. Falo inglês de amanecer até anoitecer, nas aulas que dou. Meus melhores amigos são de Inglaterra e Scocia, ou, se for brasileiro, falam fluentemente o inglês. Daí eu sempre falo inglês quando a gente saia da noite. As vezes tenho uma conversa com uns caras brasileiros, mas são todos iguais: De onde é que tu é? O que tu ta fazendo aqui? Por que voce fala portugues? Ter a mesma conversa mil vezes fica chato, né? Agora piorei: minha melhor amiga ja foi embora para a Inglaterra e não quero sair da noite sozinha. Desculpa por a reclama. Só quis ter a oportunidade de compor uns frases em português por que, além desse paragrafinho, faz dias que não falo em português com ninguém.
    May 17, 2014
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    Making my Korean friends at home! 안녕하세요! This week I started learning Korean. Right now I just know the days of the week, the months, the seasons, and a few numbers For example, today is Friday, 금요일 (geum-yoil) Tomorrow is Saturday, 토요일, (toy-yoil) and after that, Sunday 일요일 (il-yoil) (^^Can someone explain how I could write this in hangeul and say it? ^^^) I know it's not good to transcribe Hangeul in latin alphabet but it helps me remember the pronunciation. I really want to learn more phrases that will make my Korean friends smile, laugh, and feel at home. Can anyone recommend a few? 고마워!
    May 17, 2014
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    About soma

    A disaster has happened in struck soma whichch is located in the west region of Turkey. The reason is not yet known yet. But it is thought that poisonous gases is are tthe reason to blame. There was a fire in the Entrance of coal mine so the workers couldn't make the escape. Official sources say that 302 workers are believed to have died. But some sources claims that the number is over 400.
    Surely there was lacking of caution goverment needs to fine.

    At this time of being, there are protesters now, interfereced interfered with? by police forces in Soma.

     

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    -We often use the verb 'to strike' (past tense--struck) to talk about disasters. Example:

    A storm has struck New Orleans. 

     

    -In formal writing like this, 'yet' usually comes before the verb. 

     

    -You also can use the phrase 'is to blame' instead of 'is the reason/is guilty.' It sounds more formal.

    Example:

    Methane from cows is to blame for global warming. 

    Who ate all the cookies? I think Tim is to blame.

     

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    May 17, 2014
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    that's what i like

    Well, I like the boxing and the great music like the Rock, generally the old school music like Guns N Roses or Men at Work

     

    we say 'old school' informally to mean 'classic'

     

    Great job!

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    May 17, 2014
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    saira vs. tinha saido Qual é a diferença entra a cojugação de saira (vivera, morrera, falara, verbo infinitivo + -a) e tinha saido (tinha vivido, tinha morto; tinha falado, ter do passado + participio)? Eu aprendi 'tinha + participio' mas li 'infinitivo + -a) mais em livros...
    May 3, 2014
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  • Answered
    also, i think 'a cup of coffee' refers to a unit of coffee while a 'coffee mug' refers to the actual object you drink the coffee from!
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    May 2, 2014
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    I find that native speakers often use "had + meal" when they want to emphasize where/when/with whom you eat. For example: "I had lunch at Marco's and it was fantastic!" "I would love to try your cake but I'm not hungry, I just had dinner." "Would you like to stay and have breakfast with us?" Does that make sense?
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    May 2, 2014
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    Seems great! What's the context?
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    May 2, 2014
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