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I became an Italki member because I´d like to improve my English .It will help me in my work and career. Besides, I´d like to become fluent in English. If you really want to help me achieve my goal or you would like to practice English, so I will be glad to chat with you. I am from Brazil, therefore If you are learning Brasilian Portuguese I will be happy to help you too.
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    Could you please tell me the meaning of " Boy, were they" , ..."Boy, verb to be + subject"? Could you please tell me the meaning of " Boy, were they" , "Boy is he" ..."Boy, verb to be + subject" ? Could please give me some examples? I´ll be glad if you can help me. Thanks.
    February 18, 2009
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    Hello Ashley, He wants to say "You can be sure that I will call you when I arrive there. Kisses."
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    February 12, 2009
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    Hello, The meaning of the expression "adoro você" depends on WHO say it! :-) If your friend say "Eu adoro você!", it means he or she likes you very much, they admire you, they have good feeling about you and you are important for them. HOWEVER, it doesn´t mean he or she loves you! Another example, sometimes the brasilians use the expression "adoro você!" when they want to show their deep admiration for a person like a singer, an actor, an actress BUT they don´t LOVE these persons. They like and admire them! If someone has strong feelings for you and he says "Eu adoro você!", PROBABLY he wants to say "I love you!" or "I love you very much!" Therefore, when someone say "Eu adoro você!" the meaning depends on WHO say it. I hope I have been clear! :-)
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    February 11, 2009
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    "Você merece tudo de bom" = You deserve the best "muito trabalhadeira" = you are a hard worker "adoro você" = I really like you = I like you very much= I adore you Have you done some work for the person? Does the person know you? The words "muito trabalhadeira" does make sense in these cases. I mean, the person consider you a hard worker when say "muito trabalhadeira". In my opinion, the sentence is not very clear. The sentence could be "Você merece tudo de bom. É muito trabalhadeira. Adoro você" = You deserve the best. You are a hard worker. I like you very much! I hope to help you.
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    February 11, 2009
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