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- For me, the most important thing to learn a new language is by listening... Watch some videos, listen to some podcasts at your level, listen to musics, and try to understand the words by translating, don't focus on grammar.. Doing that, you'll make your brain think in portuguese.. you'll not need to translate from portuguese to your own language, your mind will be able to do it naturally...0 votedJanuary 5, 20120
- "Faço compras" é mais amplo, por exemplo: Eu sempre faço compras nesse supermecado. "Faço AS compras" é mais especifico para alguma determinada situação, por exemplo: Na próxima semana minha mãe vai fazer AS compras para a festa de aniversário, ou: Eu sempre faço AS compras de natal. Mas a diferença é muito sutil.0 votedNovember 15, 20110
- In english, when you dont understand what someone says, you say: "What?!" or, "Sorry?!" or "excuse me" In portuguese it doesnt happen. DESCULPE - you use it when you want apologize yourself >> I'm sorry; COM LICENÇA - It's like >> Excuse me.. For exemple: Excuse me, I want to walk in.0 votedAugust 15, 20110
- In some areas of Brazil, the OK signal can mean both. It may mean just OK, and it can be also interpreted as an offensive gesture, it depends of the situation, facial expression etc. That doesn't happen in the entire country, but some parts it may offend yeah. However, it is not very common, usually, when people really want to offend, they show the middle finger, as in some countries of north america ..0 votedApril 22, 20110
- Rs, nesse caso, MA é o nome de alguem, mais precisamente o apelido de alguem.. In this case, MA is somebody's name, specifically somebody's nickname.. The right translation of this sentence is: What floor is the Ma's bedroom? Porém, há uma palavra bem parecida em português: "MÁ" ((com acento ´ )) que é simplificadamente O CONTRÁRIO DE BOM e o FEMININO DE MAU. For exemple: - Ela é uma MÁ pessoa She is a BAD person - Ele fez uma MÁ escolha He made a BAD choice - Eles têm uma madrasta muito MÁ - They have a very BAD stepmother. Ma -> Somebody's nickname (In this case) Má -> Bad (female);0 votedApril 8, 20110
- When you use the words you want to memorize, they automatically go into your head. But do not try to memorize them, try to learn them .. Read text over and over again, it'll help you a lot .. Try using these new words on practicing dialogues with people who already speak the language fluently, or especially natives. Lucky...0 votedApril 6, 20111

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