Sofern Ich bezahle trinken ihr nicht Sie mag mich nicht da spielen schlecht ich Ihr Schwimmen sofern Kommt er nicht diesen Nacht Kaffe und Tee sowie Erdbeerensaft. Ich kenne ihn nicht Er mag mich nicht da aus Brasilien Komme ich Wem gehört diese Tasche? Wie ist Österreich? Wohe wohnen sie?

Meine Großmutter ist alt. Mein Großeltern sind schön. Ich bin nicht Ich Welches Getränk magst du? Ich komme aus Brasilien. Wie geht's du? Ich verpasse das Abendessen. Es war Ente. Jede Ente magst Schwimmen Mein Geschwister haben viele Hunde Ich wohne in ein Kleine Haus

Die Schuch ist teuer Ihr Wäscht eur Schuche Dein Hut ist Weiß Der Zitrone ist sauer Mein Haustier spielt Der Jungen essen den Kartoffel Das Kind renne Die Kinder rennen Der Mann sehen unsere Er kennt uns Ihr kennen eure Katze Das Hund frisst die Fliege Du isst mein Ente Du magst mich? Sie sprecht schnell Ich spreche langsam Mein Vater ist Stark Den Äpfel haben saft

Die Kinder verpassen das Mittagessen Brauchst du? Du bist ein Frau Ihr ist Jungen Wir isst den Apfel Sie trinkst den Orangensaft Ich trinke Milch du trinkst Wasser Ihr trinken Apfelsaft Ich esse das Obst er isst das Gemüse Ihr Wäsche das Ei Ich wasche den Apfel Ich habe euer Tier Er hat dein Rock Eine Biene ist ein Insekt Der Jungen wäscht das Kleidung Bis du Frau? Das Büch magst du?

Ich bin toll Sie sind Frauen Das Abendessen beginnt Bist du sauer? Es reicht! Es reicht nicht! Wir mögen Bücher Mein Hund ist alt Sie hat Tee Ich brauche Wasser Wir Frühstücken Der Mann lernt schnell Die Kinder trinkst den Apfelsaft Das Kind spielt Dein Katze isst einen Apfel

The art of racing in the rain Today I was surfing on Reddit when a comment at Awww section (which is my favorite because I love kittens and puppies gifs.) stood out to me as it was talking about a book called "The art of racing in the rain", the comment said the book talks about winning, losing and never giving up (I'm not sure) from a perspective of a dog. Now I'm obsessed with this book. I downloaded a PDF version in my mother language and I loved its story from the first two chapters I've read. However, I want to read the original artwork in its original language; English! Also, I would like to know a little more about the book content: Is the story nice? Will I bawl? Because the story seems like very touching (as long as it has a dog it makes me cry because I'm a dog lover) Well, that's all! Hope this entry hasn't many mistakes. See you next time!

The child is in the house! After a certain reluctance from my dog, my nephew is finally living with us. The dog really dislikes the kid but anyways they will have to get along well in a near future. So far, the dog is being kept outside when my nephew is not at school or the church, otherwise, the dog would certainly bite him as it tried to do at first sight. My nephew's name is Adriano César but we shorten it to Drico. He is a hyperactive kid and the doctor said he can't eat sugar rich food such as chocolate, fizzy drinks, and all sort of candies. The good part is that he enjoys eating vegetables. On the second day here in the new city and state, Drico was gifted with a piece of a chocolate bar and went crazy running through the church's corridors and on the first day at school my mother was requested by his teacher because he stood the whole class laughing at the teacher while the teacher was giving his class.

Fluency Last Tuesday night was a happy night. My student who's learning Brazilian Portuguese from me and also is Conversational English teacher told me that I'm almost fluent in English and I can hold a conversation easily. I don't know why I feel so insecure about it, sometimes I got blanks and she completes my phrase and I am like: How could I forget that word? Maybe it changes according to my practice which is very little, once a week. My written English is way better than my spoken English.

Online Multiplayer Games I will never be able to address my thanks to someone in specific for my English improvement I obtained from online games, there were so many people, from so many nationalities. I guess I advanced two or three English proficiency levels playing online games for several years as well as I made a lot of friends which I maintain until nowadays and the list is ever growing. In specific, Multi Massive Online Roleplaying Games hands you a possibility of great experiences exchanging as I've met people all over the world, from all the five countries and such nice people that I'm glad and don't regret the days, weeks and maybe months I spent in front of a screen grinding or making missions. Not to mention the accomplishment feeling we get after getting something done in the game. The funniest part is to talk with Spanish speakers because we build an all new language. Brazilians trying to hit Spanish as well as Spanish speaker trying to hit Portuguese and with this both learn and improve somehow. That's all, folks.