favorite Music

The Music is a way for me to express my feelings. Now, I will show any videos to I like it.  I will now show you music videos I like. 

1.- Creep- Radiaohead [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFkzRNyygfk ]
I believe too that I am not creep, but this song is very beautiful for  to me. The part to I like it more, The part I like the most is when he says " she runs".
This song is very popular in the world, I think to if you are reading this book, you should know him. In my opinion, it is not is neccesary to be a fans of rock for to listen to this song.

2.- Animals- Maroon 5 [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTD-TcsUJ_g ]
This song, lately, I listen very much Lately, I have been listening to this song a lot. I don't know why, too is very It is very popular too, I don't know about everywhere in the world, but in my country, in the principals shows this song sometimes listen him.  ( I am not sure exactly what you mean about this.. could you further explain?) 

3.- Talking to the moon [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA2eN6R0gP8 ]
Finally, I choose  chose this song, because I like the music of Bruno Mars, (This is not incorrect.. however it sounds more natural to say "Bruno Mars' music")I am not fans, even, I am not even a fan. I consider to I haven't favorite artist,(Try an rewrite and I will try and help you :), not sure what you mean) although this artist is very well, good and their music is very similar to my preferences.

Please, if you met find a mistakes, corret them. correct it. 

I like all of these songs as well, especially "Creep" by Radiohead! Such a beautiful song! 

Nheengatu, the language spoken in Brazil

Until the middle of the 18th century, the main language spoken in Brazil was the General Language, also known as the "Brasili Language".

This language has was born from the due to the needs of the Jesuit Priests on to teach to the indians the true salvation of their souls, that they only could get if they knew about Jesus Christ.

 The Jesuits have thought that it could be better if they learn the Indian's Language, instead of teaching them the Portuguese.

So, they tried to learn the natives language meanwhile the natives also wanted to learn portuguese, and from this mix of desires has born the General Language of Brazil was born.

At the The first time that the Portugueses arrived to Brazil, they were too there were much more men than women, so they catched many indians women took many of the indian women as wife wives.

The boys children who has were born from these marriages were raised listening to Portuguese and the Indian language.

Few years ago A few years after, when the Africans were begun to be brought as slaves, they also gave their contribuition to a new language.

This is a long history, but the most important thing is that this language has molded the way reason as the Brazilians speak portuguese so differently of  than the way that Portuguese people speak.

To make this history short, the General Language was almost totally (completely) killed by the Portugueses at end of the 19th century and just only 19600 peoples (source: Wikipedia) know how to speak it. These people live mainly in the North of Brazil and they call that the language of Nheengatu.

It was enchanting to meet you...

Corine was nice with to me since our first introduction since we first met. Always smiling and asking me things about Brazil. I was really impressed with her. I am not saying this only because of her Swiss blue eyes, perfect skin and stylist stylish short hair. She was different, starting from her clothes to her slight awkwardness. What an enchanting girl!

I remember so clearly she said overflowing with enthusiasm that she loved Latin music and she would definitely take me to a Latin club she had gone to once with her friends.

So there we were, on Saturday night getting ready to party in Sydney. I put on my black sneakers and some make up on and went out.

(Since you already said "I put on" you do not have to repeat "on".)

We talked a lot on our way to the spot. Things about our culture, our life, our dreams, and fears. She said she was impressed by my ability to speak in English, because she could barely say hello in on her first week. Well, was I speaking English? We laughed a lot assuming Aussies might think we do not speak English at all. They would probably say: Bloody hell! What language are these girls speaking?

We got off the bus and walked a bit till (until we got to) the club. when we were almost there two Aussies approached us. They shouted "sup". I did not understand it, then they said it again "sup girls''. I looked at Corine's face like saying: what the heck are they saying? She cracked up and explained they were saying Hello in a very informal way. It is What's up! You are going to get used to it, she stressed.

We arrived at the club, ordered a pina colada and went straight to the dance floor. She was right again, the music was sick!

While we were dancing some reggaeton I bumped into a french guy who was nice and kept making us company. He said he had a Brazilian friend to introduce to me. I thought to myself: Man, I am in Australia, please introduce me to some locals ( haha) We were all dancing to some hip hop music when a Photographer came to take a picture of us. The french guy screamed: It is him, my Brazilian friend!

We looked at each other, smiled and said: Oi, tudo bem?

Once in while the Brazilian photographer appeared to say hi. I could  noticed that his eyes were looking for mine all the time, but I just wanted to dance.

Have I ever said life is unpredictable?

I was going to get a drink when I bumped into the photographer again. We looked at each other's others eyes and smiled again. I kept walking and he surprisingly grabbed my hand, pulled me towards him and stole me a kiss from me..

Very interesting story! You expressed yourself very clearly and colorfully! Your English is very impressive. Wish I could say the same about my Portuguese! Good Job :)