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Hi! This is Luiza! I'm a college student now! I'm studying mechanical engineer and I'm planing to participate in an exchange program, probably the next year. Currently, I'm studying French and Japanese formally, in a school of languages. But I also study occasionally German, which I really just know the basic, and I studied English long time ago, but now I just practice through films, video and reading stuff. I've never practiced too much speaking.. So I hope to find a partner who I can talk with. I would like to exchange messages through e-mail, or something like that too, in order to practice writing (especially Japanese!!) I still have my Portuguese class notes, so, if you want to learn Portuguese I can help you :) こんにちは!ルイーザと申します! 大学生で、機械工学を勉強しています。 来年留学生として日本へ行きたいと思いますが、最近は私の日本語がどんどん下手になっています… そして、会話を練習するために日本語が話せる方を探しています。 でも日本語だけではありません。去年フランス語の勉強を始めました。ドイツ語も時々勉強します。 日本語、ポルトガル語とか英語を勉強していれば、一緒に勉強しましょう!
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    I think there is no neutral noun in portuguese....... There is just masculines and feminines nouns. There is also the case where you don't use a definite article (a/o), but a indefinite article (uma/um). As in the exemple : I'm going to a theater → Estou indo a um teatro There is no contraction, but just the preposition "a" followed by the indefinite article "um" (since "teatro" is a masculine noun)
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    July 13, 2014
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    What is the meaning of マイブーム? 「最近のマイブームは何ですか?」 上の文に、「マイブーム」はどういう意味ですか?
    October 21, 2012
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    What's the difference between ~はいけない and ~ものではない ? Both are related to prohibition, but what's the difference?
    September 24, 2012
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