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I'm 53 years old, geologist and physical education teacher. I like to talk about any subjets. I'm a Judo practitioner, but I'm not training at the moment. I was born in the south of Brazil, in Porto Alegre, but I live in Rio de Janeiro.
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    Kayane, in this case "Eles vêm ter conosco lá em casa" means "They are coming to find us in our house." It is just a idiom expression. Don't translate literally.
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    It is only right when we compar to two qualities of the same being or thing. Look at this case: "This house is bigger than comfortable." "Esta casa é mais pequena do que confortável." Apart from these cases, we use only the "major" and "minor" forms. Fora esses casos, usamos exclusivamente as formas "maior" e "menor". This explanation is on the blog of Professor Sandro Zanon.
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    January 6, 2017
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    First, you have to know that on portuguese language there are different verb conjugations for each verbal person. For example: I think/eu acho, you think/tu achas, he she thinks/ele ela acha, we think/nós achamos, you think/vós achais, they think/eles acham. Thus, the verb is "achar". The word "acho" is only one of its forms. "Acho" from the verb "achar" means to find, but people also use it as an informal way like to think. Therefore, these two meanings are right.
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