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Hi! My name is Bruno and I'd like to improve my english. Actually my english is: writing: *** reading: *** listening: * Speaking: ** So, I need improve! =) I'd like to learn things like: American Family, job, american day-by-day, foods, education, "home", special date and turism. I'd like too to learn how can I do in situation like: Airport to hotel, markets, restaurants, school, hotel, asking informations, cinemas, parking, interviews, party and etc... Subjects I love to talk about are: football, typical food, 90s, daily life, travel and finance can you help me? =D I'm brazilian so.... Eu posso ajudar você com o português sem problemas. Sou do Rio, e a forma como é falado o português no Brasil difere um pouco de cidade pra cidade. Eu pensei em conversarmos 50% em português e 50 % em inglês.
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Rose
English
Jan 22, 2019
Bruno is very fun and interesting to talk to. He taught me about Acaii being different depending on the region it's in and shared his Instagram containing beautiful pictures of gourmet food! Truly a delight to teach and converse with.
Brittany
English
Jan 21, 2019
It was so great meeting Bruno! He did an incredible job. He briefly told me about his life in Brazil and his career in the Navy. It was truly a pleasure. See you soon, Bruno!
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    June 14, 2023
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    Hello Alexa I'd like to learn more about Hungarian, and I'd like to practise my english too... If you want to learn more about Brazil, I'm here! =]
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    May 23, 2021
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    I love to talk about that! In Brazil there are 10 National Holidays: New Year (January 1st); Carnival - Normaly is from Saturday to Wednesday (February or March); Holy Week - From Friday to Sunday (April); Labor Day (May 1st); Corpus Christi (June); Independency Day (September 7th); Our Lady Of Aparecida´s Holiday (October 12th); All Souls’ Day (November 2nd); Proclamation of the Republic (November 15th); Christmas (December 25th). There are others Holidays, but by Cities...
    May 23, 2021
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    Math! I love work with numbers....
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    May 23, 2021
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    Se algum Americano(a) estiver querendo aprender Português, terei o prazer de ajudar nessa caminhada. Aguardo vocês!
    May 18, 2021
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    Hi Kim! I'm Brazilian... Fell free to contact me. See my profile, perhaps I can help to improve your portuguese...
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    December 11, 2019
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    What do people eat for breakfast in your country?
    Country: Brazil
    City: Rio de Janeiro

    Normaly what people eat are Bread with butter + cheese and ham or bologna, and we drink coffe / juice / chocolate milk;

    In special days we get all above + some fruits, cakes, jams, toast and scrambled egg.

    And in the your country?
    December 11, 2019
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    I broke my wrist Thursday: I was helping my wife with her books. when I walked to back, I stumbled into the book box, and I tried to put the hand to avoid hitting my back on the floor. Result? I broke my wrist. Thirty days in house.
    December 11, 2019
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    Well, I believe that the diference between Brazil (PT-BR) and Portugal (PT-PT) is so similar US and UK, but we have a big difference in speech diction. For exemplo in english: When you say "unfortunately" you say "un-fortu-na-tely". This same word, if it was a portuguese word it will be say in PT-BR "un-for-tu-na-te-ly", but in PT-PT "un-fo-ntly". 

    The different forms of Portuguese around the world basicaly are 3: PT-BR, PT-PT and Galego (galego is similar a PT-BR + Spanish). Obviosly that PT-BR is only on Brazil (with more than 27 accents) and PT-PT is in Portugal, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe, East Timor (each one with your various accents). 

    In the youtube I found a video of a Portuguese saying his experience in Brazil. He said that when he got here, he understood 90% what people saids, but the people understood 10% what he saids. After some days he realized that speaking slowly, it improoved by 50%.
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    December 11, 2019
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