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i speak english, indonesian, a little bit of mandarin n 2 other chinese effing dialects. but mainly english and lookin to learn portuguese spanish and french. lookin forward to learnin with u ! i have tutored international students in melbourne australia from speaking, grammar, intonation, pronounciation. pretty fun to chat with. ; )
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    fernandinho I think what you mean is supernatural occurence or phenomenon.
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    April 26, 2012
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    fernandinho , but i am still a believer in heapss of the inexplicable unexplainable things lol. Sometimes i hate to think of extraordinary incidents of just being coincidence. I'm still a believer ! a skeptical believer ? haha complicated me. but thanks for the distinction and explanation i used to think agnostic dont believe in any religion but believes that there is God
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    April 26, 2012
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    its certainly a tough question. its like asking which one comes first? the chicken or the egg ? it will never end. lol but interesting and exhausting at the same time. i believe in god but not religion. so that probably makes me agnostic ? eu nao !
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    April 23, 2012
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    portuguese have some similar words with indonesian as well. either portuguese or spanish. like gratis means free just like portuguese. boneca in indonesian is boneka. lol and tante (aunt) is exactly the same in dutch and indonesian. i guess cos the dutch used to take over. there are some words that are similar too between indo and japanese. and heaps of similar words between indo and english, so its easy to learn indonesian. and we dont have the whole sex thing like vagabunda and vagabundo or he and she. we have only one word for anyone. no past tense as well.
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    January 11, 2012
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