05-28-2006, 06:07 PM
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Location: Brazil, São Paulo province
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Well, there are serveral farewell ways in brazilian portuguese, several of them are slangs:
Tchau = bye Tchauzinho = little bye Adeus = good bye Até logo = See you soon Até amanhã = See you tomorrow Passe bem / passar bem = have a nice day Fique com Deus = Stay with god (literally) Tudo de bom = Good wishes A gente se fala = talk to you soon A gente se encontra = meet you soon falou = you talked fui = I'm gone
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06-27-2006, 05:34 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: beijing
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hi,i'm a newbie here
hello,
i'm a girl from beijing. nice to meet u all  I plan to learn portuguese because I'm so interested in the music bossa nova. And i love the pronouncition of portuguese. the problem is how can i get start?? i'n download the MP3 here. now i can say these word.  is the grammar hard to learn?? my msn is : icesugertea@hotmail.com i hope to be ur friend and we could talk about bossa nova or something interesting
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10-16-2007, 07:18 AM
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language
Mastering a foreign language today is very important. Many people are studying some other language except their mother tongue. I also want to learn foreign language very much. Especially want to learn English, Sprachaufenthalte or Italian. But I have no idea which to learn easily or convenient. So I hope someone can give me some suggestions. Any help would be much appreciated!
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10-16-2007, 08:23 AM
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Shannonaree
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Spokane, Washington USA
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i have a question about pronounciation. how do I know when to pronounce D's like G's? do i just have to learn the words and figure it out or is there a rule? like bom dia... pronouced bom gia... but then there is like devagar and the D is said like a D. this confuses me most
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11-23-2007, 07:03 PM
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hi everyone u know this year is my first year that im learning portuges and i find it soooo hard its very different from frensh,dutch and english its complicated especially in prononciation but i hope to learn it anyway
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