Hey Alex, yes, although those expressions I will mention now often used more informal contexts, we usually say things like "toma", which translation would be like "take", or "aqui ó", which translation would be like "here look"

Привет, Анастасия, я говорю на португальском и английском. Я бы хотел выучить русский, но я совсем новичок, использую переводчик, чтобы написать это сообщение. Если вы считаете, что это возможно, мы могли бы провести языковой обмен.

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Hi Anna, how are you doing? I speak English as well and I'm interested in learning German, in case you're up to it we could do a language exchange and help each other :D

Actually it depends on the region and in what part of a word the letter "R" is located. Some people from Brazil pronounce the word "R" like "H" (in english) wether the letter "R" is in the beginning or in the middle of a word. But, in other regions, people pronounce the "R" like "H" just if the letter is in the beginning of a word. If it's in the middle, they pronounce "R" exacly like the "R" in english as well. So basicaly it depends on the accent.