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Hey there! (: I would be glad to help you with your brazilian portuguese. Here are some things that I love: - cinema (level: a healthy obsession); - music (another healthy obsession); - reading; - dancing; - singing (today, I felt like singing a song created by my favorite band https://www.speakpipe.com/voice-recorder/msg/dz0rb0s0k63nw1h5 ) - working out; - Brooklyn Nine-Nine; - being a curious person.
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    I was just saying to another brazilian Italki user that it took me a few seconds to realize what was going on with the words. At first, I laughed hard because it is a funny turn of events. I just went mad when I found out that many people were leaving tons of disrespectful comments (some of my friends even had to close their accounts in order to delete the tags) in pics that clearly had no sex content in it.
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    Ana, it took me a few seconds to understand what was going on and then it hit me and I was like "OOOOH". 
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    September 6, 2018
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    We (brazilians) were laughing about it on twitter, Troglodyte1. But then some of us realized that things were getting of hand and that some ig users were being hugely disrespected. Even though the tag has a new meaning people can "read the room" and see the context of each picture before leaving comments. I lot of my friends closed their accounts to delete the tag.

    Oh, thank you! ^^ I didn't remember I put that link there. I do love to sing.

    Hahaha It's going to be great, indeed. We have a national holiday tomorrow.

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    September 6, 2018
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    Yeah! It is totally confusing, Alexandra. I even had a laugh at first. But when I heard that some people were being disrespected because of that I got pissed.
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    September 6, 2018
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    Verdade! (: Valeu, Rafaela!
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    Thank you for your text and for your book recommendations! It's a shame that I can't find most of them here in Brazil (just the Assimil).

    Do you know the Écho A1 - Methode De Français book? I'm wondering if it's good or not.

    Thank you once again. Hope you have a great week. ^^

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    July 23, 2018
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    Brazilian Urban Dictionary #1
    Gírias com "mole" e derivados:

    Literal translation: something "mole" is something soft and bendable, like a flip flop (a little bit mole) or a jelly toy (very mole).

    1 - mole = fácil. Contexto: contraste, pois esse exemplo é de situações adversas (situações difíceis).
    Exemplo: É, não é mole, não. - It ain't easy. It's not easy.

    2 - É mole?! = Can you believe that?! Contexto: geralmente, usado ao final de frases, comentando algo que a pessoa considera absurdo. 

    Exemplo: A Netflix queria cobrar minha assinatura duas vezes, é mole? 

    3 - moleza/mole (less frequent: molezinha, molinho) = fácil. Geralmente usado em situações nas quais você quer enfatizar a facilidade de realizar determinada tarefa.

    A: E aí, conseguiu achar o endereço da loja?
    B: Aham, foi moleza. Yeah, it was super easy. You could also say: Aham, foi mole de achar. Yeah, it was super easy to find.
    (Aham = sim)

    That's all for today! ;)
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    Great question. Great answers. Thank you. ^^
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    July 21, 2018
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