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"I want to go when he starts to talk" what is the correct way to say this?
I'm working on compound sentences and I'm unsure how to say this:
"I want to go when he starts to speak" (I will want to go when he will start to speak)
1. mai tab jana chahunga jab vo bolna shuru karega
2. vo jab bolna shuru karega, tab mai jana chahunga
Are these both correct or not? Which one makes the most sense?0 votedDecember 21, 20160- similarities :English x Portuguese It's funny to know that the English and Portuguese are two very different languages and even though they are distinct ,we find many words we can write in both languages the same way, although the pronouncing is always different. Check out the examples:" Nice" in Portuguese means"legal/cool" and we pronounce: "neess.", Nice is also a female respectable name in Brazil. "Banana" is another word we write the same way in both languages. "Salt" in English and "Sal" in Portuguese. "Copy" is "cópia", The same pronouncing + "A". The same way "glory" in English and" "glória" in The portuguesa language. More examples...coming soon. Hugs!
December 21, 201620 - Joe Presentation Hi ,everyone! I'm Joe. I'm Brazilian and I look for partners to increase my experiences in English language and native Japanese nihongo speakers. I live In Rio. Officially retired volleyball athlete . Social services students at Federal University in Brazil, for the 3rd year. I invite you to get the conversation started.
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