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Hi, I live in the USA, in Philadelphia. I've been trying to learn Brazilian portuguese for the past few years off and on. I think my learning will improve greatly if I speak with someone. On a regular basis.
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Murillo Costa
Portuguese
Jul 24, 2015
Excelente trabalho! Até a próxima!
Murillo Costa
Portuguese
Jun 18, 2015
Parabéns! Today you proved to have an excellent listening skills!
Murillo Costa
Portuguese
Jun 12, 2015
Obrigado, a aula teste foi muito produtiva, Dwayne a concluiu sabendo fazer conjugações no presente facilmente!
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    Filipe, thanks a bunch for your comments. They helped alot!!!!

     

    Sophia, thanks for the reply. 

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    June 1, 2015
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    Thanks for your answers all. Very interesting discussion. Sophia, thanks alot for your links. Im watching the first link now (Angola), and will get to the other ones shortly.

     

    Edna A., do you have the name of that book your teaching from?

     

    I suppose its posisble that while learning brazilian portuguese, i can learn the european variants so I can have both variants covered? Like I said, im still pretty much at an advanced beginner stage with Brazilian portuguese, but I feel like ill be starting all over if I started with European Portuguese. Opionions?

     

     

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    May 31, 2015
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    Learning Brazilian Portuguese vs European Portuguese?

    Hi all,

     

     I have this goal of working in international development in Lusophone countries. Of course, I have to learn Portuguese. Ive been learning <em>Brazilian</em> Portuguese off and on for about a year. I would say that Im maybe at an <em>upper beginner/lower intermediate</em> level in <em>Brazilian</em> Portuguese at this point. My question is, should I be learning <em>European</em> Portuguese instead of Brazilian Portuguese in order to be understood in Lusophone countries other than Brazil? I'm getting conflicting answers depending on where I go online. Thanks.

    May 29, 2015
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    Sonia é Renato, muito obrigados. :-)
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    July 20, 2012
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    Need help with deciphering a Brazilian Portuguese word Hi. I'm trying to find out a word that I keep hearing on the Brazilian news show, " Bom Dia Brasil." The phonetic word sounds like they are saying "cash-schway-da", but for the life of me I can't figure out what the word is. If its any help, I hear it mostly when they are on the political segment of the show. Thanks.
    July 20, 2012
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    Preciso ajudar com palavra portugues brasiliero Eu ouvir este palavra em e mostrar noticia, " bom dia brasil" mas não sei ihe. A palavra som como este em portugues: cash-schway-da. Obrigado. :-)
    July 20, 2012
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    The persons name who wrote the song is from Austin Gibbs. The song is called "Jessica."
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    August 21, 2011
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    You have the general idea. " To be up to my neck" in something means that your about to be overwhelmed by it. So you can just say " I'm up to my neck in homework every night" and people will understand that you have tons of homework to do.
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    August 12, 2011
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    Bom dia!!! Eu sou o Dwayne. Eu moro de filidelphia, no estados unidos.
    August 12, 2011
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