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Hey! I'm a 22-year-old, Mother-tongue Portuguese. I'm a college student who lives in Italy, I can speak Italian at a high level as it's the only language I've been speaking for almost 2 years every day, I'm taking the PLIDA test next semester, I hope to get a C2. I already have a TOEFL certificate which I got 3 years ago. Here I don't have anyone to practice my English skills so it got a little worse compared to what it used to be... At college I chose to learn learn because it's a very useful and fun language. But I can't say a word!! haha. If you are interested in learning either Italian or Portuguese, or even teach me french or spanish I'd be very glad!!
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    It's really nice =D
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    a lot of cash

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    Verified it was still running and it was supplied by THE R300
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    Brain drain

    For those who don't what it means, it's basically the action of having highly skilled and educated people leaving their own country to work abroad, it has become one of the concerns in developing countries.
    Well, in my opinion, If you're not happy and satisfied living within your origin country because of things like the government, politics, wages, culture and so on...you shouldn't hesitate to relocate. I'm sure that there's a possibility of helping your home country even though you're not in it.

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