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I live in Brazil and I never traveled to outside, but i hope someday to know another country. All my knowledge in english i've learned playing games, reading two novels in english, reading english articles for my work and my college studies, but I never studied english as a course or class, and I think it is one of reasons for my horrible pronunciation and my commons grammar erros. I hope find some english partner to help me in these questions and, if I could help him even teaching portuguese, i'm ready to do it.
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  • Commented
    I would like to join, but no all time that I'm online in Skype I can chat. I use Skype to work. But in my freetime I join you guys in a conversation. My ID is: striteralfa
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    June 22, 2016
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    The brazilian public college is not more than a false hope The brazilian public college is not more than a false hope There are two kinds of brazilian college: the public, that government pays to the students the monthly fees, and the private, that the student pays integrally or partially the monthly fees. The only problem in this case is the poor students are not able to start an college as government says. The mith: all the brazilian people can starts and complete any public college course that they want. It sounds like a joke, because not only the academic fees are essentials to someone life. Who will buy their books and materials? Actually the transport can be free if you salary is very low, that can help the student a lot, but it is not enough. But let imagine in an hypothetical situation that the sutand has enough money to but his material, academic books and whatever what the college ask for. He will be able to study, but not for live. If the student starts an integral course, he will not able to work neither to recieve money by himself, he will not have free time. How he will get money to pay the taxes or his own food and water? Buuuuut... lets imagine again that he have money to the college, to live and pay all his taxes without work. So, he is not a poor student in a poor family. So, if you're a good brazilian person but born in a not privileged family (after all, no one chose where to born), you need to fight for your life before have a good education. [Sorry all you guys, I've been angry with this subject.]
    June 22, 2016
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  • Commented
    you should call a psychologist hahahaha
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    June 22, 2016
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  • Commented
    I have a wardrobe full of books, but I think only 5 or 6 are in english.
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    June 22, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Escuta...

    A apresentação no TEDTalks do Moran Cerf foi muito interessante, mas um pouco rápida. Acho que escutar um idioma todos os dias te ajuda a identificar novos sons. Até mesmo palavras que não sabe podem tornar-se familiares. Eu comecei a escutar o podcast Café Brasil na última semana e hoje encontrei a transcrição pelo podcast, então irei tentar identificar os sons que eu não sei


    é / foi: Acredito que refira-se ao passado. É dá a entender que acontece no presente. Se você realmente desejar referir-se ao passado, utilize "foi" (pretérito perfeito) ou "estava" (pretérito imperfeito).

    mais/mas: "Mais" representa a adição de uma informação ou de um número, "mas" representa a observações ou contraposição a uma ideia ou informação.

    rápido/rápida: Como a palavra refere-se à apresentação, substantivo feminino, devemos escrever rápida no feminino também.

    escutar a um/escutar um: Uma regra difícil de pegar em algumas palavras, parte da regência da língua portuguesa. Você escuta algo, e não a algo.

    sabes/sabe: Notei que você utilizou a segunda pessoa aqui e seu texto refere-se ao Brasil. No português brasileiro a segunda pessoa faz parte apenas de textos antigos e da história do país, raríssimos casos a utilizamos. Utilizamos sempre a terceira pessoa para indicar "você"

    empezei/comecei: Apenas a palavra correta em português. O verbo empezar é espanhol.

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    June 15, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Quinto dia

    Hoje fui ao cinema.
    Também vi um vídeo sobre os sons da língua portuguesa.
    Novas frases de diálogo
    Como está o tempo em sua cidade? Hoje estava ensolarado aqui. Estava quente. Qual é a temperatura?
    Não aguento o calor.
    Gostaria de beber um copo de vinho tinto.
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    June 15, 2016
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  • Commented
    Chris and Paloma, I think I'm too hasty. Sorry and thanks.

    Caro and Christina, I send a private message to you.

    Jerrold, I hope better for you.If you want to practice english with a non-advanced guy, send me a message!
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    May 27, 2016
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  • Posted
    About difficulties to find a partner Today I joined Italki to find someone that want to learn a language that i know, and find the opportunity to learn an language that I already have some base. But i sent message to more than 20 online persons and no one answered me, even to say a "no".

    It is normal? A non-premium user limitation? Anyone with the same problem?
    May 26, 2016
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