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Hi there!
I'm Samuel e would like to practice English (intermediate level) or Franch (basic) with native speakers.
Fell free invite me message. I'm native Brazilian portuguese. If could I help you.
I available chat, video call, whatever. I wait for you (Eu te espero).
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Hi there! I'm Samuel e would like to practice English (intermediate level) or Franch (basic) with native speakers.
Fell free invite me message.
I'm native Brazilian portuguese. If could I help you. I available chat, video call, whatever.
I wait for you (Eu te espero).
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Hi there! I'm Samuel e would like to practice English (intermediate level) or Franch (basic) with native speakers.
Fell free invite me message.
I'm native Brazilian portuguese. If could I help you. I available chat, video call, whatever.
I wait for you (Eu te espero).
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It is fun to study languages open our minds. Think about how I have to express myself differently and yet with the feeling of not being understood.
In my case I speak Portuguese, which is a very rich language in the unique way that I can express myself and sometimes it seems that I am, how can I say, "repressed".
I don't know is the right word, but I'm sure it is so in all languages, however, that feeling is inevitable.
Sometimes I feel like I'm doing well and sometimes I don't. I think the ups and downs influence our perspectives.
The fact of dealing with several rules and exceptions, made me think about the peculiarities of Portuguese that as a native speaker I don't understand. However, Portuguese is a difficult language, even for us.
What examples or hypotheses make you confused when learning Portuguese?
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