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Hi, I'm Marcos. I was born and raised in Brazil. Nowadays I work with Social Media. It's very interesting but sometims my mind gets tired of trying diferent things and ideas all the time. I'm learning English because I want to travel abroad, make an interchange or even settle in another country. I'm also learning Japanese and Spanish. Japan and all its culture fascinates me, especially the way they speak and treat each other using the language. Spanish is also important, after all I live in the South America (Latin America) and Brazil is the only country in the Latin America where we don't have Spanish as official language, we have Portuguese instead. I'm looking forward to find as many language partners as possible in order to improve my language skills and share cultural info as well. Feel free to add me as a friend or contact me anytime. Everyone is welcome!
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    Is there two ways of pronouncing "either"? Sometimes people pronounce the word "either" in two diferent ways and I don't get do understand when to use it one way or another. Can anyone explain me why and when it happens?
    February 3, 2014
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    February 3, 2014
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    January 12, 2014
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    Minha vida

    Oi,

    Meu nome é Andrew e eu tenho venti vinte e dois anos. Estou aprendendo portugues português com o duolingo e o italki. Eu gosto de cozinhar comida de tudos todos os paises países diferentes e ler livros de negocios negócios. Tenho um gato que se chama Clover em minha casa e ele tem 15 anos. Eu gosto de falar com meus amigos e aprender Espanol espanhol e portugues português.

    até logo,
    Andrew


    Great work man. Just minor mistakes like the lack of the stress on some words. In Portuguese we have a lot! 

     

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    January 12, 2014
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    As our friend Lucas said, the better way to say it is: Mariana gosta de sorvete. (Mariana likes icecream). The other sentence "Mariana lhe gosta" would sound like "Mariana likes you" and the the third sentence would be the same as above or wouldn't make sense at all. The phrase 2 should be "Eu gosto de ler livros de romance" - I like reading romance books. Keep up your good work! You're doing great!
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    January 12, 2014
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    I think the better way to say it is: I haven't been there for a long time.
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    January 12, 2014
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    About me

    Hi! I am Tamara from Russia. I want to study abroad (USA or Germany). I like fashion and now go study I'm going to study Makeup - Stylist.( 2 mounts months) I love Rock music :) very very very much* and football. I am fun funny MU! When I have time, I work like model. [It is better to say "I work as a model". Saying that you work like a model can mean you pretend to be one]. My favorite country is Japan and I like the japanese language ;)
    I very like sweets :) I like sweets very much OR I like sweets a lot!
    Now my life is hard, but I hope, that early all will be good !

     

    * You also can say "I like X a lot".

    Keep up your good work and you're gonna be better very soon! Your ideas and the meaning of your text is very clear.

    Cheers! 

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    January 12, 2014
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    About me Hi, I'm Marcos. I was born and raised in Brazil. Nowadays I work with Social Media. It's very interesting but sometims my mind gets tired of trying diferent things and ideas all the time. I'm learning English because I want to travel abroad, make an interchange or even settle in another country. I'm also learning Japanese and Spanish. Japan and all its culture fascinates me, especially the way they speak and treat each other using the language. Spanish is also important, after all I live in the South America (Latin America) and Brazil is the only country in the Latin America where we don't have Spanish as official language, we have Portuguese instead. I'm looking forward to find as many language partners as possible in order to improve my language skills and share cultural info as well. Feel free to add me as a friend or contact me anytime. Everyone is welcome!
    January 12, 2014
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    January 12, 2014
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    January 12, 2014
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