First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I´m Silvio and I live in Brazil. I speak portuguese. I enjoy <strike>
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making new friends and <strike>
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spending time with them. I need to find an english partner who wants to learn portuguese and help me with the english language. I also would like to learn <strike>
deutsch</strike>
german <strike>
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and mandarin. I plan<strike>
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n go to french, italian<strike>
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and romanian, because these roman
ce languages will be <strike>
more easy</strike>
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for me so I can learn <strike>
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them <strike>
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quickly.
Feel free to send me a message.
Bye for now.
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(You have very good English! :) For some reason we call them "Romance Languages" even though that confuses many students. Also I did not bother changing the capitalization on the languages, (such as Mandarin instead of
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mandarin), because many english (ah see, I acidentally left it out) speakers don't bother to do this when writing online, as it is so informal, otherwise you should always capitalize languages' names just as you would capitalize countries.)
