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Tamara Ferreira
Portuguese
Jan 24, 2019
Fiquei muito feliz em conversar com você e ter ideias sobre carreira no Brasil. Seu português é muito bom mesmo. Muito sucesso estudando para a prova e espero te ver de novo em breve :)
Carlos Santos
Portuguese
Jan 25, 2019
Tivemos uma conversa muito boa, Matthew é focado e muito atento a tudo que lhe é passado. Espero que possamos nos falar em breve. Um grande abraço.
Gonzalo
Spanish
Dec 13, 2018
Fue una tutoría muy agradable. La conversación fue muy variada, incluyendo temas de etimología, memética y vocablos no léxicos en la música. Ojalá tengamos otra oportunidad de conversar.
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  • Answered
    Those words are onomatopoeia, meaning they sound a little like the sound they are describing. Frogs croak, crows caw, and I think you may have meant "squawk" with the last one, which is a sound parrots and many other birds make.
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    September 11, 2023
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    Neither is correct. "For a long time" refers to a continuous action. One can "work somewhere for a long time" because work is continuous. It doesn't stop. "Lose" is not continuous, it happens once and is done. Therefore it cannot be used with any form of present perfect. These work better: "I lost contact with him a long time ago." "I have been out of contact with him for a long time."
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    July 25, 2023
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    It's the same as "Would you like a ride?" They are asking if you would like them to drive you somewhere.
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    January 7, 2023
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    That's not an easy sentence to get right, but you nailed it! Good job!
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    September 27, 2022
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    Que ideia interessante essa celebração de idiomas. Meu idioma nativo é inglês e estudei espanhol antes de conhecer o amor de minha vida no Chile, mas ela não é Chilena, não. Ela é Brasileira. Então, me mudei para o Brasil, comecei aprender português enquanto ensinava inglês e hoje meu português é ainda melhor que meu espanhol! Adoro este idioma e o país que é meu lar faz 4 anos.
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    What you have done is very good practice for speaking fluently and pronunciation. I also recommend that you do shadowing. This video explains the process and gives examples. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qZ7L7sWLmQ&ab_channel=socooleyEnglish
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    February 13, 2022
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  • Answered
    "Go" often indicates change or becoming. Go crazy, go native, go wild, go on sale, go live (become crazy, become like a native, become wild, become on sale, become live (as in to start a broadcast)
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    January 28, 2022
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  • Answered
    No. "Take a bath" is almost exclusively in a tub of water. You can you use the verb "bathe" to mean wash a person or animal, and in British English "bathe" may also be used to mean swimming.
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    August 31, 2020
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    July 23, 2020
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    I am very surprised that you are receiving so many wrong answers. Your sentence is perfectly correct. "Fun" absolutely can be used as an adjective. "Funny" does not mean the same thing as "fun" at all, it is that same as "comical". https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fun
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    May 12, 2020
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