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Hi, I`m from Brazil and my native language is portuguese. I like to study many languages, the languages I can speak better are english, french and german. I can speak a little spanish, and I understand it well. I can also understand and read a little dutch. I also want to learn some slavic languages like russian, polish and czech. I´m also learning chinese , but I know only a little. I want to learn cantonese too. Hello, Ich heisse Eduardo, ich bin Brasilianer und meine Muttersprache ist Portugiesisch. Ich lerne gern viele Sprachen. Ich lerne Deutsch seit vielen Jahre, aber ich muss noch es verbessern, weil Deutsch Grammatik sehr schwierig ist. je m´appelle Eduardo et je suis de Bresil. j´aime apprendre des langues et je peux parler portugais, anglais, français et allemand. J´ai habité en france pour 4 anné et je pense que mon français c´est bon, mais je dois encore augmenter mon vocabulaire, ecrire en français c'est aussi dificile. ni hao, wo jiao Eduardo, wo zhu zai Baxi. Wo hen xihuan xuexi yuyan. wo xue zhongwen yijing liang nian le, keshi wo zhi hui shuo yidian. wo hen xihuan xue zhongwen yinwei zhongwen shi hen xingqu de yuyan, suiran ye shi hen nan de yuyan.
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    "who" is subject and "whom" is the object of the phrase.
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    March 19, 2012
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    A lot fewer flowers is the form grammatically correct because fewer should be used with countable nouns and less with uncountable nouns. However many people don't do this distinction and it's common to see "less" used with countable nouns, although grammar considers this to be wrong.
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    March 19, 2012
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       Wenn du Portugiesisch lernen willst, solltest du etwas auf Portugiesisch schreiben.

     

       Ich werde deine Text für dich übersetzen:

      "hallo!Ich bin Cristiana Oprea,ich liebe sprachen und ich will lernen Portugiesisch und Französisch.Einen scönen Tag wünsche ich euch allem!"
       "Ola, Eu sou Cristiana Oprea, eu amo linguas e quero aprender portugues e frances. Eu desejo um bom dia para todos voces"

     

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    March 19, 2012
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    "mas" é mais usado na lingua falada enquanto "porém" é mais formal e usado na lingua escrita. As duas palavras tem o mesmo sentido, mas "porém" quase nunca é usado na lingua falada.
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    March 18, 2012
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    Alguns adjetivos podem ser colocados antes do substantivo, quando isso ocorre o sentido da frase pode mudar, como no exemplo que voce deu. A ordem normal no portugues é o adjetivo depois do substantivo. Não existe uma regra para saber quais adjetivos podem ser colocados antes do substantivo, o unico jeito é memorizar os casos em que isso pode ocorrer.
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    March 18, 2012
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    "ich habe" is the correct form. the conjugation of haben is: ich habe, du hast, er hat, wir haben, ihr habt, sie haben.
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    February 20, 2012
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    "ever" is the contrary of "never", it means "at any time".
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    February 20, 2012
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    "no" can be an adverb or an adjective. "without" is a preposition, so "no" and "without" are very different words and don't have any relation between themselves. The only similarity between "no" and "without" is that "without" is the negative form of "with", so both words are used to express a negation. You can replace "without" by "no" if you reconstruct the phrase so that the phrase doesn't need a preposition anymore. So, your phrase "My investigations were without result" can be replaced by "My investigations had no results." because this second phrase doesn't require a preposition, this doesn't mean that "no" and "without" are synonyms, they are completely different words because one is a preposition and the other is an adjective in this example.
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    February 20, 2012
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    There are some rules to determine the gender in german but all of them have many exceptions, so the only way to learn the gender of each noun in german is by memorization. A good way to memorize the genders is to make a list of nouns together with the correct article and read this list many times until you memorize it. But the best way to learn the correct article is to read and listen the language until you get used to the correct form. The basic rules you should know is that words ended with "-e" are almost always feminine (for example: die Lade, die Nase,....), words ended with "-ung", "-heit", "-in" are always feminine (for example: die Bedeutung, die Freiheit, die Studentin,...), words with diminutive suffixe "-chen" and "-lein" are always neuter (das Mädchen), foreign words (especially those borrowed from latin) are usually neuter (das Auto, das Radio). There are many other rules but all these rules have many exceptions, the only way to learn the exceptions is memorizing it.
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    February 20, 2012
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    Neste caso "aprontar" é uma gíria que significa "fazer bagunça".
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    January 7, 2012
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