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José Oliveira
Portuguese
Feb 27, 2018
Aula prática de conversação em que cobrimos três temas - filmes, viagens e comida. O Alex está a progredir e a assimilar bastante vocabulário rapidamente. Continua!
José Oliveira
Portuguese
Feb 22, 2018
O português do Alex já é bastante bom e foi um prazer ajudá-lo a ganhar mais prática na fala da língua. Cobrimos tópicos complexos numa grande variedade de tempos verbais e o Alex esteve sempre à altura. Continua a praticar, lá chegarás! Espero ver-te novamente em breve.
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    Buongiorno Giacomo, I just did a quick edit of your letter. I placed an asterisk * in any place that I changed the spelling or grammar. Hope it helps, it sounds like you have a really great book club :) Has your club read Guapa by Saleem Haddad yet? I highly recommend it. Best, Alex "Dear _____*, I am the founder* of the Milan LGBT book club. We are a group of 30 tireless readers who meet up once a month to discuss an LGBT themed book. We also go together to book presentations, shows/cultural events, and * our special "literary petit dejeuner" - our regular literary breakfast. A few months ago, while surfing the web, I discovered the London LGBT book club. I was wondering whether* you might be interested in doing a sort of "exchange." I was thinking that, next year, we - the members of Milan and London book club - could select and read the same book and that we could come to London discuss it with you*. The majority of us are very good English speakers (two members are native speakers* and English teachers) and would read the book in English. This might be a great way to build a* good cultural relationship between us. I am very excited* about this idea and I hope that it sounds good* to you as well!"
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    August 19, 2018
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    Yes, the answer would be a "wagon" or more specifically a "toy wagon" in American English. "Cart" often refers to the thing you push around a grocery store or supermarket. "Trolley" most often refers to a tram or other type of public transport (often for tourists) in places like New Orleans.
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    August 6, 2018
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