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I'm Alexander, pleased to meet you all! I'm half British, half Italian (I was born in the UK but I've always lived in Italy) and I'm very lucky to be fluent in both languages. I currently live in Sicily. I love learning new languages and learning about new cultures.
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    As far as I know, both have the same meaning and both are used in British and American English. I've read that "have to" is more common in American English while "have got to" is more common in British English. Moreover, based on what I found, "I have to" seems to be considered more formal than "I have got to" in both BE and AE (I'm not 100% sure about this).
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    February 16, 2017
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    Hello! Is this translation correct?

    *Hello! Is this translation correct?
    Can someone fluent in English and Portuguese help me, please?

    Portuguese
    O design for all tem sido abordado em debates concernentes aos novos processos de produção cultural e vem-se estabelecendo como uma importante pauta em prol da interdisciplinaridade, inteligências coletivas, experiências e interseções na relação espectador-obra e no processo criativo. Este trabalho se realiza com o objetivo de discutir a contribuição do design for all e a ciberarte para a produção de interseções e experiências entre diferentes processos criativos para gerar sentido para todos através de novos formatos de mediação cultural a partir de performances/instalações, conteúdos e mídias digitais, tais como ambientes imersivos, interfaces digitais, sensores, entre outros recursos capazes de proporcionar a fruição de experiências multissensoriais por todos.

    English
    The Design for All approach has been used in debates concerning the new processes of cultural production and establishing itself as an important agenda about interdisciplinarity, collective intelligence, experiences and intersections in the spectator-work relationship and in the creative process. This work aims to discuss Design for All and cyberart contribution to produce intersections and experiences between different creative processes and generate meaning for all new formats of cultural mediation from performances / installations, content and digital media, such as immersive environments, to digital interfaces, sensors and other resources capable of providing multi-sensory experiences for all.
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    February 10, 2017
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    Lucky money

    On New Year's Day, some countries traditionally give children and old people red envelopes that contain  money inside. Money inside the envelope is to be kept secret and one should be very discreet about it. Lucky money also symbolizes good luck and wishes recipients good health and success.
    Before you receive it , you will have to make a wish for the person who gives you the lucky money. They can be so funny! I wrote things such as: "I wish my dad has as much money as water in the sea, my grandma lives to 1000 years old,..." It makes me so happy because you have the opportunity to have fun with your family.

    As a child this was the best thing about the New Year but now, although I still receive them, it is my connection to my family that makes me truly happy.

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    November 4, 2016
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