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Hello! I'm a high school student, sixteen years old and I'm here to improve my english, which is a language that I really like.
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    Qual o seu livro brasileiro favorito? Vamos discutir o uso de livros como uma ferramenta para aprender idiomas.

    Como parte do meu plano de melhorar meu conhecimento em português do Brasil, pretendo começar a ler livros em português. Acho que vou começar com 'O Alquimista' por Paulo Coelho porque já li a edição em inglês, e não é uma leitura super-difícil.

    Vocês podem me recomendar alguns boms livros ou romances em português para ler? Também posso recomendar livros em inglês de varios níveis de dificuldade, para vocês praticarem.

    Me respondam (usa-se "respondam" se você pretende continuar falando com o interlocutor na segunda pessoa do plural e não do singular) em inglês, e eu vou comentar em português, assim todo mundo pratica!

    Muito obrigado,
    Wes

    Uma dúvida: Esse é o lugar certo para discutir coisas assim? Ou existe um lugar melhor? Acabo de ingressar neste site, obrigado.

     

    Yes, this is a nice place to discuss about this kind of thing because while you talk about something you want to know you also practice the language, it's more dinamic this way. ☺

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    December 28, 2012
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    FIRST POST I just posted my first post on my blog yesterday and I would like that the things that we say there could (to?) change something on people. That's it. http://lah-di-dah3.blogspot.com.br/2012/12/o-genuino-mundo-das-criancas.html
    December 28, 2012
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  • Posted
    "I got it" or "I get it"? Which is the correct way?
    December 4, 2012
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  • Posted
    How does this game works? You see this vídeo? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=f-4ZwiW1cPs At the end of it the woman and de man play some kind of game. I would like to know how it works, I did not understood very good, may you explain to me? They say some words, but I can't see a connection between them.Do you see*and the man*I did not understand*
    November 10, 2012
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  • Posted
    Wild also means lonely? When I say: Where the Wild Things Are It can also be understanded as Where the Lonely Things Are?
    October 11, 2012
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  • Posted
    "I'm just a 19 year old girl" Is it right? Wouldn't be "I'm just a 19 years old girl"? With S?
    July 15, 2012
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  • Corrected

    "Gatinhas" means "pretty girls" and "azarar" means "to flirt", but both words are very informal.

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    July 15, 2012
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    Is there difference between y'all and ya'll? I notice that in the movies and/or TV series some young boys with this rapper style say something like that to reffer to someone as a very informal way, like: you (singular). But I searched and also figured out that it means: you all, like: you (plural). Is there any difference? If there is, is it about the way of writing? If there isn't, what's the difference about those words: y'all and ya'll? Thanks!
    July 15, 2012
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  • Posted
    Como se diz "isso não vale a pena" em inglês? ??
    July 14, 2012
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  • Answered
    Haha. Thank you for the information!
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    July 14, 2012
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