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- Hi Bulat! We have two forms to say that FORMAL - Senterei sua falta. INFORMAL - Vou sentir sua falta. Everything formal here, we use like: SentiREI, falaREI, ouviREI, partiREI, cantaREI, etc... And informal we add "VOU": Vou sentir, VOU falar, VOU ouvir, VOU partir, VOU cantar.0 votedAugust 31, 20170
- Hi Anna! Para mim - To me (Formal way) Pra mim - Informal way, this is the same as You too --- U2... People "cut" this, people create new things with the words, here in Brazil we do the same. Por mim -- When we ask something we can use this: Você pode fazer isto POR MIM? (Could you do this FOR ME?) I also can use this in sentences where something was made for me, as Lucas told you. We just "cut" some words here in our daily life. Like in USA people do the same: For you, you wrote: For U. Or: ASAP ... (As soon as possible). We also do the same here with these words: Você ---- vc --- (You) Também --- Tbm --- (Also) Por que, porque, por quê e porquê --- Pq --- (Why/ Because) Beijo --- Bj --- (Kiss) - We use this online to say "bye". Daily we DON'T use for example: Eu ESTAVA (I was...) We USE: Eu tava. but this is just our way to speak. To write "TAVA" it's wrong. When you are writing something, you must write: ESTAVA.0 votedNovember 19, 20160
- Hi Anna! Here in Brazil we have so many words with a DOUBLE meaning. I'll tell you some examples: The word COMO. COMO means: Eat and also "How?" to ask a question. For example: Eu COMO feijão com arroz (I EAT rice and beans). COMO posso entender? (HOW can I understand?) And another example is the word SAIA (skirt / get out!) Uau, que SAIA preta linda! (Wow, what a beautiful black SKIRT). SAIA daqui! (Get out of here!) So the same happens in this case that you asked about. Muito obrigado! (Thank you so much!) Brasileiros são obrigados a votar (Brazilian people are forced to vote). Always remember: A MAN must say: OBRIGADO. A WOMAN must say: OBRIGADA. Homens brasileiros são OBRIGADOS a votar. Mulheres brasileiras são OBRIGADAS a votar. That's it. =)0 votedNovember 19, 20160
- What is "Nanu"? Hi everyone! I was watching the German version for that movie "Nightmare before Christmas", and that song "What's this?" in German was translated as "Nanu"... Could anyone please tell me what is "nanu" and how can I use it? Here is the frist start of that song; Nanu?! Nanu?! Hier ist ja alles bunt, Nanu?! was weißes fliegt herum. Nanu?! Ich glaube nicht daran, Jack wach auf es ist zu dumm! Nanu?! Nanu?! Nanu?! Thank youuuuuuu!! Vielen Danke!November 5, 201661
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