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I'm a Portuguese speaker from Brazil and I'm interested in Germany's speaker partners in order to help me develop my skills, as a beginer learner, but I'm also interested in English's speaker partners and Portuguese for those who want to pratice it.
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Nelli
English
Apr 12, 2019
It was a fun conversation. See you again Melvin! :)
Ann G Villanueva
English
Jan 14, 2018
Thank you very much, Melvin... I hope to hear from you again soon...
Ann G Villanueva
English
Dec 7, 2017
Keep going, Melvin... you have an amazing communication skill and simply natural. With more immersion and constant practice, you'll get to your fluency goal... Thanks a lot.
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Oct 30, 2017
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    A literal translation is:" He passed away, but he is ok." But, be careful because it's a kind of joke to be used in an informal situation time like: "Oh my gosh, do you have news from Maria? I heard she was involved in a car accident last week!" "-Never mind! She passed away, but she is ok." this means that she was facing a bad time for a while, but now she is fine now.
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    April 5, 2019
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