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Hi I'm lookin for pratice my english conversation and enlarge my vocabulary (language exchange partner). I am allso avable to teach portuguese. I love to watch tv series and workout. So, That's all I hope to talk with you. :p
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    Portugés- wrong way

    Português -rigth way

     

    Algumas dicas para te ajudar:

    1)"Eu queria CONTAR-LHES"...  reealy formal (looks like my portuguese teacher talking in the class) . You could say : contar pra vocês. Sounds better

     

    2) "Eu acho que é muito dificil do que eu achava ": Here you are comparing two things, on this case, 'what i think' whith 'what you thought'. And to do any comparison you need to use the  COMPARATIVO (comparative term) -mais, or maior ("maior" is exclusive to compare size) :

    Ex: This is harder than that: isto é MAIS difícil do que aquilo

    hard-difícil

    harder than- MAIS difícil do que ( no problem to say: MAIS difícil que)


    big-grande

    bigger than- (as it is a size compare you just use MAIOR)- MAIOR do que

    **observation: doesn't exist "mais grande do que". as I said it is a size comparing, so you will use MAIOR instead MAIS GRANDE


    3)last thing: There is an better expression to the phrase that I comented on the the topic 2 .The phrase you wrote isn't wrong, but we normaly don't use it. The expression is:

    (Isso) é muito  mais difícil do que eu PENSAVA ( or IMAGINAVA). U can use always when there is something harder, that broken your expectation

    ex: Viver no Japão é mais difícil que eu pensava (live in Japan is harder than I thought)

     

    Sorry by my english..  hope helped u!




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    Without college Well.. I'm really happy cause i was aproved in a Brasiliam College to start in august.. but there's a problem. Almost all professors in Brasil are in strike (i dont no if it's right - it is like workers stoppage) since May. I think they are right to do this, cause professors salary and carrer are not vary valued here. There is almost 2 months that students are not having lessons, and worst, there is no prevision to when professors will stop it. Why political things in Brazil need to be so slow to solve, so bureaucratic ?
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