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I'm willing to practice my English and Italian in exchange of brazilian Portuguese. I don't usually reply to profiles without a picture or those who doesn't seem interested in the language learning process. I'm not here looking for a relationship, only language partners.
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- In the case of the article, yes, it means derrame cerebral. I know there's a few more meanings to this word but I've particulaly never seen it applied to a sentence. Here's a link to the Cambridge dictionary explaining the entire meaning of 'stroke': https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pt/dicionario/ingles/stroke I hope it helps.0 votedAugust 19, 20181
- I believe that trying to learn similar languages at once try is a primary mistake. I mean, I speak Portuguese and it's confusing even to me when I try to learn Spanish, that's so true and common that we've come up with a word: "Portuñol" when you're not speaking entirely Portuguese nor Spanish.So my first advice would be: focus on only one language of each origin. So if you want to learn Portuguese and Greek at the same time, that's probably ok since you won't have too much to get mistaken by. But it's a huge mistake to try and learn Portuguese and Spanish simultaniously, it'll only messed up the learning process. Only when you comprehend Portuguese you can use it to make the Spanish learning easier or the other way around with any Romance language.My second advice would be: don't think about the language learning process as a job but as a pleasure. I've learned English by binge watching tv series, listening to musics and reading things I'm interested by. So if you're interested in explorating languages, why don't you do it in the language you're trying to learn right now? What makes us learn any language is being exposed to it as much as we can.0 votedAugust 14, 20180
- Tell me about your culture! So, my journey throughout the language learning process has pretty much come down to English and it has been fun. I've meet new people and a whole new culture that has entertained and fascinated me. But it has come to such a high level of immersion that I feel like I need to travel to an English speaking country to live it, but until it doesn't happen... I need a new challenge. So I'd like to know a little more about the country where you live, the language you speak and everything about your culture. Feel free to say whatever you want.August 11, 201821
- What would you change on Italki? Italki has helped me in many ways since I found it, but I think Italki is full of potentials that hasn't been explored yet. 1. I'd add a chat to it: messages are fine, but not enough. Sometimes I don't want to take the conversation to other social media and yet I'd like to have a proper and instantaneous conversation here. 2. I'd allow audios and videos to be sent. Learning a new language it's only not about reading and writting, but talking and listening as well and it would be very cool if we could record audios or videos and send it to other people to help us with that. What do you think about it? What would add as well?June 9, 201832
- College and stuff By the age of seventeen I left my mom's house to move out to the capital of my state, Recife, to study biology at the Federal University of Pernambuco, my biggest dream had just become reality. But by such a young age, we do not think about our decisions carefuly, which made me fall apart when I realised things were not working out the way I thought they would. So I left the university, came home, spent a year doing absolutely nothing - except for initiating Jiu-Jitsu, a hobby I really love. Now I'm studying business at the same university, in a different city tho, closer to my mom's house, all my expenses for free and I'll probably even earn some money from the government to study. It's a great deal, I know that, not everyone has the same opportunity I'm having, but I'm not happy - yet I cannot do something about it. My psychologist suggested I should start a second graduation and study both at the same, it's a possibility I'm pondering. Life's messed up, dude.May 25, 201830

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