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I'm looking for Korean, Japanese and Chinese people so I can learn these three languages. Those who don't know these idioms are likely to be rejected.
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    I will explain myself better...

    I was born on Peru, so I speak Spanish, that's my REAL native language. With 3 years old I came to Portugal, I learnt how to read and how to write here. I'm a bilingual person. After that with my 4 years old I saw videos of "Magic Disney English" to little kids to learn english.
    Today I'm learning Chinese (Mandarin, to be especific), I know that very few. Although I didn't take any kind of course of Korean, I love the sound and I catched some phrases thanks to the Korean Dramas.
    In High School now I'm learning European Spanish, I love it! Because Portuguese and Spanish are very similar, this year we already read a little bit of literature. I must say I took the highest classification on this subject.
    With English, I must say I'm on leel 7, the past year I read a short history of Oscar Wilde "The Nightingale and The Rose". I must say that my English it's more British than American English. Sometimes I mixed both.
    I only learnt French in 3 years and I already forgot a lot of things, I understand more writing than talking. I talk very few

    I'm thinking of creating a "false" email to chat with you, people of italki, but I would aprecciate of no SPAMMING myself.
    But I didn't create it yet. So I say that my biggest target is Mandarin :) Be patient with me, people of China, because I will hae to look in my dictionary a lot of times to communicate with you.

    That doesn't mean I won't talk to people who don't know Mandarin.You see, to speak to you in English it helps me to think "Wait, this guy is learning English, it's better not to make spelling mistakes....and, when we talk to other person we start to think "oh I never really thought how to say this in English, let's go to the dictionary!".
    I'm reading some books in English, such as "The High Flyer" by Susan Howatch, love literature. I'm from those people that go always to a dictionary and doesn't rest till know what I'm reading about....so please le'ts help each other
    Add me ;)

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    July 30, 2015
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    Yes I do, I barely use Facebook because I find it boring. It's just a matter of taste, in my opinion. Besides, most of the time I'm studying and busy, so I find it a lost of time. I use skype when I have  A LOT OF TIME... but facebook=Blah!

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    July 3, 2012
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    April 20, 2011
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    Há erros que dizes que estão correctos. Mas outros não, a palavra mal  ou mau simplesmente contradiz a palavra que vem a seguir. É tudo uma questão de gramática, Mau-humorado é correcto porque vai contradizer a palavra "humor". Logo "mau-humor" ou "mau-humorado" é aquilo ou pessoa que não tem bom humor.

    Vê isto aqui que creio que podes achar isso bem interessante
    http://forum.thefreedictionary.com/postst2816_Mau-humor.aspx








     
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    November 27, 2010
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    Isto só prova o quanto a Língua Portuguesa é rica :). Bom post, continua!<img alt="" src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" /> 
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    November 27, 2010
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    No, I don't believe it.
    The true is, in my opinion, that with long distance relationships there will be more fights because you're desperate waiting, thinking for the one who is far away from you. I think that this kind of relationship between boyfriend and girlfriend isn't healthy. If it's a marriage is different ; and if  one of the members of the couples wants to work temporalily in other place IT WILL ONLY BE TEMPORARILY; and the fact that they're married transmits more "safety" tan the status "boyfriend" or "girlfriend"
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    November 17, 2010
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    Sólo soy una principiante en Español

    Hello=Hola
    How are you? =¿Qué tal?/ ¿Cómo estás?
    What are you doing? =¿Qué haces de momento?(Vodka)
    Greetings: ¡Buenos días!.¡Buenas noches!.Buen día.¿Cómo estás?¿Cómo has estado?
    Bien.Muy bien.Estoy bien.Bien, perfecto.Muchas gracias.
    Mucho gusto.Yo también.
    ¿Cómo te llamas?Yo soy Vodka.Yo soy gatita.Yo soy chiquita hermosa.
    Yo tengo 16 años de edad.Soy estudiante de último año en un instituto.
    Te extraño mucho.Yo también te extraño.
    ¿Comprendes español?¿Tu sabes usarlo? SÍ.No. (Sí = Yes; Si = If)
    ¿Qué hora es?Aquí son las 10 en punto de la mañana
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    August 5, 2010
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    Hey thanks, this helps me a lot, because I can ask my teacher to teach through this book
    谢谢
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    July 31, 2010
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    Hey Ivan,

    Well, this was a little bit difficult for me too, because I didn't know what it meant rumble. I discovered that, in this specific case, since rumble it's related to a debate, it can mean  a fight or a discover about  how often= about how many times. If ever - it's in the middle of two commas which we must explain first this phrase "(...) life took hold elsewhere in to the cosmos" [ notice that it's "elsewhere" not "else where"] :

    Hope I helped, I don't know if I'm totally sure but I think this is it

    Maria <img src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" alt="" />

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    July 30, 2010
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