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Krista
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May 13, 2019
Robson, thanks for coming to class prepared with good questions and song selections! It is always awesome to talk with you!
Austin
English
May 4, 2019
Great conversation with Robson! He has a great vocabulary and pronunciation!
Krista
English
May 6, 2019
Good job finding ways to challenge yourself. Your pronunciation was very consistent. Keep working on those "r"s! Talk to you soon!
Krista
English
May 1, 2019
Great idea today! I'm glad you're having fun practicing English through music. Great work focusing on the details and accent!
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    I'm a native portuguese speaker and I can tell that this is totally true. I've made all of those mistakes at some point of my learning journey. And sometimes I still do, hehe, :).
    That was a great article with some good advice. Thanks for sharing Conner.
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    May 11, 2019
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    I struggled with this myself for a while, and even though I've been using it already, I didn't know how to explain why. That was a great article. Thanks for sharing.
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    May 11, 2019
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    About today I'd like to share a little bit about my day with you. Today I visited the Tomorrow's Museum in Rio de janeiro. It's located at Mauá square in the center of Rio de Janeiro city. The museum theme is the near future and it is focused on the many questions that arises from the global climate changing and the constantly increase in global population. Some of the key questions that the exhibition tries to answer are "How to feed the global population when we reach 10 billion people?", "How to produce and consume more efficiently?" and "How to be sustainable in global scale?" The main exhibition is divided into five part: "Cosmos", "Earth", "Anthropocene", "Tomorrows" and "Us". Each part gives us an understanding about how we got here, what we are now and where we are heading. The exhibition's purpose is to catch the attention of the visitors to the actions we need to take in place to stop unwanted events like the global warming and the food wasting. At the end of the exhibition you chose one out of 5 main atitudes you can take to start changing the world into a more sustainable place, and, based on the choice you make, you receive a pack of seeds to plant at your house. I've got lettuce seeds and my wife got arugula. I'm being succinct here, but you can get more information on the website. Just Google it.  If you ever find yourself in Rio, do pay a visite at the Museum. You won't regret it.
    April 28, 2019
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    Are love and respect getting out-of-date? When I turn the TV on I can feel my heartbeat getting faster. It's news' time. I know I am likely to see things I don't want to see, but, also, I need to be informed about what is happening all over the world. Sometimes, in my mind, I remember that song from Black Eyed Peas that sings... "What is wrong with the world mama?". What I see lacks purpose. People killing each other for no reason (And actually there will never be a reason), and even when they think they have a reason, It's certainly banal. When it's not about killing, there is always someone trying to take advantage on others, mostly, over the less fortunate. News shows what people want to forget. People are hungry while we waste most of what you produce. Our children are orphans, and no one cares about it. Actually they are not fatherless, they are sons and daughters of meaningless war. The powerful we put in charge, are too much worried about keeping their position to do anything. But it is certainly not only their fault. We ourselves are too busy running as a marathoner to our own concerns, and we don't have time do anything worthy. There is a say in the Bible that reads "And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold" (I don't want to get into any religion subject. Just quoting), and I truly believe that this is the case. People all over to world are too busy with their own pursuits that they just don't have time anything other than their small-lacking-purpose world. I think the problem is that we are allowing our very basic social skills to fade way. We don't have patience, or kindness, or respect anymore. And that is leading us away from each other. I was watching the news these days and there was this report about how we are becoming more incomprehensible. We just don't want to listen or accept that others may have a different understanding of the world. We are so drowned in our technological devices of loneliness that it is almost like we were living a virtual life. Now, of course, there is still hope. We need to stop and think about our mistakes. Everyone of us need to take the responsibility and take even the smallest steps to change this world that we live in. We need to stop blaming other for our own failures, but also be patient with the ones that still can't do it. The hate in our heart need to be fumigated with an extra dose of love. The change you want to the world starts with you (Not sure where I read it but probably I did read it somewhere.).
    April 23, 2019
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    Hi Alex. That's is also a good idea. Thanks bro.
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    April 21, 2019
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    Hi @Melissa, I'm going to check those podcasts you mentioned. Thank you so much.
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    April 21, 2019
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    How to improve my informal English listening? Hi everyone. One thing that a do very often to practice my listening is to listen to American Radio Stations on a Radio App on my cellphone. The problem is that those radios are mostly news and documentary radios, so they use mostly a formal English. I'd like you guys to suggest any place where I can expose my ears to a very informal english, like a community radio, for example. I also would like to get acquainted to slang and expressions people use on an informal conversation with their friends and family. I appreciate any advice. Thanks in advance.
    April 21, 2019
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    What I do to learn English So, I would like to write a little bit about what I do to learn English and I ask anyone to correct my mistakes. My English journey started when I was in college and had an internship interview for a big technology company. One of the many steps of the interview was an English written test. To make a long story short, I did really bad on that test. After that I got myself really embarrassed about my performance and It led me to thought that I really needed to work on my English. I started to learn by myself and took many different approaches to get me on the road (Not sure if I can say this "Get me on the road"). I subscribed to some youtube channels. I started to listen to American radio stations like Fox News and WNYC on TuneIn app. Also, I started to read books written in English as well as watching movies in english and with english subtitle. Those things really helped me on my English learning journey and now I'm able to read, listen and understand very well. Just for you to see how good I got, I listen to podcasts like "You are not so smart", "Selected Shorts" and "TED talks" and I'm able to understand deeply what they are talking about. Now, of course, I need to practice my grammar skills and also my speaking (I'm taking classes here on iTalki for that matter) but I truly believe this is just a matter of time. One thing that has motivated me a lot recently is that I've been using my English at work quite a bit these days cause there is always someone from US doing some kind of work here and I'm usually involved somehow. Event though my English is a work in progress I'm able to talk and make myself clear, so It makes me feel like It is easy and I can do it. Thanks you in advance for correcting my essay.
    April 21, 2019
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    It's very interesting how many cultures seems to have some kind of dead's day. Here in Brazil we have the day that is called "Dia de finados", in Portuguese, that is on the 2th of November. I am very sure Mexico also have a day for the deads, as many other countries. 
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    April 19, 2019
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    That was a great article. Thanks for sharing!
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    April 17, 2019
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