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Hi. I'm from London, England. I am a beginner at Spanish. I visit Spain a lot and would like to learn Spanish so that I can communicate with people when I am there. I can help you with your English at any level. I am a native speaker from London, educated to degree level. Thanks☺
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"Tempero Brasil", a homey, yet sophisticated, restaurant
Located in the city centre, Tempero Brasil, which means Brazilian seasoning in Portuguese, is a restaurant that you will not regret visiting. Offering dishes that mix the typical flavors of Brazilian cuisine with a master chef's touch, Tempero will allure you with delicious recipes.
As well as the spectacular food, the customer will be delighted with the innovative, yet traditional, interior. Roomy and airy, the facilities of Tempero accommodate families and small groups of people easily. The same way(the same way as what??), The service provided by the waiters is very professional and who does not feel pleased to be attended by a friendly, welcoming and helpful staff?
I suggest having the "peixe ao molho tártaro"(fish in tartar sauce) dish which consists of a fried portion of fish with olive and tomato sauce. Take it for granted (not sure what you mean by this). It is divine.
Finally, I recommend going to Tempero Brasil especially on Tuesdays when there are various dessert options. Wondering how much it costs? I assure you that it is great value for money. Bon Appetit!0 votedMay 16, 20182- I would never use the second one . It doesn't even make sense to me! You would never use even before a negative. So...'My son tidied his room this morning, he even dusted'...Is CORRECT. 'My son tidied his room this morning, he even didn't vacuum' is INCORRECT...'My son didn't do a good job of tidying his room, he didn't even vacuum!' is CORRECT0 votedAugust 7, 20170
- They don't really make sense. In the first sentence do you mean that there are too many people in the office? So....It is a stressful environment because the office is so busy...or... There are many people working in the office, so it can be stressful There is also a cultural backwardness due to the fact that there are not services like schools , libraries or university Rather than 'cultural backwardness' we would say lack of educational facilities, or maybe ,not as developed culturally, due to a lack of facilities0 votedAugust 7, 20170
About the weather
It's been very hot in Shenzhen recently.
When I go out, I take my sunshine umbrella.(When you say it is very popular, do you mean the rain umbrella? Or that China is heavily populated (busy, crowded))??
When we go home, we use air conditioning to make our room cooler.
I hope it rains here soon.
0 votedJune 22, 20162Hello (:
Hello everyone! My name is Monize, but you can call me "Moni". I'm 25 years old and I'm an accountant. I want to learn English because I think this language is so beautiful.
Many people say that Portuguese is the hardest language to learn, but I disagree.
I've already had English classes in school... I did courses ...
I listen to foreign music .. and I still cannot understand a film without subtitles.
Can somebody help me?0 votedJune 20, 20160Frazzled
Today I´ve learnt that if you are overworked, exhausted or/and stressed, you are frazzled. It is a funny word. But the meaning it is not funny at all. With funny I mean... You use the same word for this kind of feeling and for broken things, like frazzled shirt. Am I right? Maybe I´m not. Please guys, may you help me with the different uses of this word? Thanks!
Hi Sandra,
This is a funny one, because frazzled usually means burnt. You wouldn't really use this word to describe an object unless it was burnt (frazzled) . Its how something might look after getting an electric shock! If you google 'frazzles crisps ' and look at the images you might get a better idea! So, when talking about the person, 'frazzled' means burnt out, which is the same as overworked, exhausted etc, so you were right ☺
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