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Hi, my name is Henrique Bezerra, I'm a analyst and system developer and native portuguese speaker studying english to be fluent even living in Brazil.
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Dec 2, 2018
It was great to meet you Henrique! I hope to chat again sometime.
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    Reviewing my personal introduction's writing. Hi guys, I will start teaching Portuguese on iTalki. I would like that some native English speaker review my introduction's writing bellow: Hi learners, my name is Henrique Bezerra. I'm native Brazilian Portuguese speaker and I want to help you to improve your abilities in the Portuguese language. I'm not Portuguese teacher, I have degree in Analisis and Systems Development and minor in Software Engineering, but I can help you with pronunciation, conversation, writing and I can teach you useful expressions. I wanna encourage you to talk about your day, goals, hobbies, interests or any subject that you prefer, no matter what. I simply want you speak as much as possible. This way, I can offer you corrections and give you examples that I will send for you in the end of the class in the document in order to review what you learned. So, contact me and schedule a lesson, I hope see you soon, bye!
    February 14, 2019
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    Feel free to add me, I wanna help you and learn english.
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    January 16, 2019
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    It means "wherever it is". "wherever he is" in this case >> "a recordação vai estar com ele AONDE FOR" The remembrance is gonna be wherever he is.
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    December 19, 2018
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    It's the diminutive way to say torto in portuguese. It means a little bit bent, slightly bent. In Portuguese we also use the diminutive to express that something is slightly in some state.
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    December 19, 2018
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    Can someone give some examples with "fade in = woke up or gained consciousness"?
    December 12, 2018
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    As duas expressões no sentido de "I think so" estão corretas. No sentido de "planning to do something" você pode usar o verbo PENSAR: "Eu penso em ir ao cinema todos os sábados.".
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    December 12, 2018
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