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I recently moved abroad. Not sure for how long in this new place, so I won't specify now. Maybe later. (before from southern England).
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    wild america! exterminate the brutes!!!
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    July 10, 2011
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    why learning any language if you are going to end up talking about the same subjects any where?
    June 17, 2011
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    crazy? why? one things are facts and another one laws, regulations, morals and statistics. Olga! whats the direct relation between being married and being a dad or a mom? ok, in some places it is more related than in some others. As long as any of the circumstances dont put too much stress on you, it is ok.
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    June 17, 2011
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    How extended is Portuguese in former colonnial countries? I mean..is it widely understood in Angola, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau or elsewhere where Portuguese once set colonnial administration?
    May 7, 2011
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    Could you please write some portuguese colloquial expressions for me? thanks please, tell me if they are used in Brasil or Portugal and if they are understood in both countries.
    May 7, 2011
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    hey, where did you get this text from? It's quite unaccurate and full of stupid stereotypes. Imagine that I have some info about Japan and China and I have to write about Korea without knowing nothing about your country but I start extrapolate infos and "recreating" my own ideas into another subject. That's this text like. A big part of my family comes from this area, not exactly Costa Brava, because Costa Brava is a small strip of territory, and sure one worth knowing. I have lived many years there and I identify totally with the people and their spirit, so I wouldn't be really objective. But, sincerely, translating this text for you is not making you a favor. Maybe somebody else would like to do. Anyway, look for some articles in wikipedia or ask me questions if you'd like. I'd be glad to give you any details I may know well about those places...p.s. It is amazing this text. Imagine for a while I start talking about, lets say, your beauty going around and around again and again on the fact you got a fleckle in an inusual place.....I m quite sure you would hate me if you knew I was doing it openly. ..........
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    April 28, 2011
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    Not exactly. "a la hora de" has a more precise meaning and could be said that exactly means: "at the precise moment that/when". your phrase could be said using "a la hora de" or "cuando" indistintively but "a la hora de" has a more active meaning. "a la hora de" suggest you are not talking about theory but about facts.
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    April 15, 2011
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    for you to have an idea, the same as chinese compared to russian, for instance. No common traits. Different grammar, different vocabulary, different sounds, etc. with swedish you won't understand anything of finnish, and the reverse is true too.
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    March 24, 2011
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    En Italki. Ahora pasamos gran parte del dia (y de la noche) enseñandonos mutuamente nuestras respectivas lenguas. Es realmente muy gratificante.
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    March 21, 2011
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    Not necessarily. Think of bilingual geographical areas for instance. I have known many people with Down syndrome that are bilingual in these places. Perhaps you should define clearly "smartness" or even "intelligence" so, there could be a clear answer to your question.
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    March 18, 2011
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