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My man so polite

Cimento -massa de construção

The pronunciation is "A-za" when meant to translate to "wing". "A-sa" or "Assa" means "to bake".

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Tf is that goofy ahh hairline

Tambem utiliza-se em "poupança da bateria"... battery saver. Tal vez já viste no smartphone

O varal. You're doing very well, keep going 😊

You say that right!! I'm learning English so its cool to see another person learning

Seu português esta muito bom! Parabéns pelo progresso! I am a Brazillian who also knows english, congratulations on your progress!

Valeu pelo vídeo,vou mandar de cantada quando eu ver a oportunidade

você é de que pais?

Muito bom,tá muito evoluido parabéns 👏🏻

Muito legal! Nesse caso, nós utilizamos a partícula "se". "Você vai SE esconder". Esse "se" significa que a pessoa não irá esconder alguma coisa, mas irá esconder a ela mesma.

I started using Duocards alongside Duolingo and it helped me a lot.

Faz um vídeo falando o nome de todos os estados do Brasil, o meu é o Maranhão :)

Você é incrível amigo

Que isso brodi vc passando bem? !!!

O nome do jogo em português é "Esconde-Esconde"

Você ta evoluindo, parabéns

Eu gostei dessas frases

Muito bom, muito bom! Cada dia melhor, parabéns!

Qual e a sua sobremesa favorita?

not a beginner but i actually never thought about how weird the letter x is in portuguese. makes me feel smart also i wish everyone was made to watch a video like this before pronouncing any name or word in portuguese so they couldn't just use their vaguely spanishy accent

Cool!

Você está bem no portugues! parabéns

Congrat

Thanks teacheeer :)

Hey man, you're doing absolutely amazing! I'm brazilian and I'm really proud of you!! I'm trying to learn Japanese and that's my greatest challenge haha!! Keep it up 😎😎

You're doing a great job, Portuguese is a difficult language and you're nailing it!

Ele todo fofinho 🤠

Eu que estou a preste a fazer isso misturado suco de uva com coca

Você consegui definir bem. Parabéns.

i like your vids :)

really good!!

You are doing well, come to Brazil and u will learn more faster

It’s really nice to see Americans learning pt, keep going, you’re improving a lot, I really like your videos. Regards the word you said, ameno, I never heard that before.

Another learning experience for me, thank you. I didn't know the word Mild. A tip about "ameno" is that it's not a word you'll hear a lot in everyday life, as it's very formal. When a food is not very strong, in almost 99% of cases we will say that it is "suave". Where I hear the word "mild" the most is usually when someone is talking about the weather on TV. There you will really hear that word a lot haha.

naythf precisamos de uma coelha pro nata,l naythf precisamos de live de desenho para poder almoçar ,naythf parebens por conseguir evoluir seu traço, o que estava bom ficou ainda melhor, acredito que você tem um belo caminho pela frente siga seus sonhos e continue se esforçando que um dia eles se tornaram relidade boas festas.

Nice portuguese. Where are you from?

Hi friend, everything is fine, don't be shy, you'll get there too. I want to learn English, if you want to learn Portuguese with me, I'm also halfway there.

Fala amigo tudo certo, não precisa ficar tímido você vai chegar lá também quero aprender a língua inglesa, se você quiser aprender comigo o português eu estou também no meio do caminho

Nice!!! Keep going! Your Portuguese is very good already!

If you can't find a native, use AI. Chat GPT has been as good as a native teacher in responding to my queries about Russian.

No its now normal

.In portuguese normaly we say "made out of" as: "feito de ...." .Getting this example of the ciment, the sentence would be: "a CALÇADA (is sidewalk i think) é feita de cimento". Edit: This is a curiosity too. In Brazil, it is very rare for the pavement to be made of concrete like the highways in the USA. Here in 99% of places everything is asphalt. Im jealous of that sometimes tbh 😅.

Well done! Ususally we here describe "lar" as: "todo o lugar onde nos sentimos em casa. Então esse lugar é o nosso lar".

The way I see it, DuoLingo is great for a backbone, for a BASE, for exposure, and keeping you exposed. For that I say DuoLingo is great. That being said, you need to expose yourself to more than just the exercises; listen to the podcast, watch videos in Spanish, try to read in Spainsh, listen to music in Spanish, and for me, the most important is try to use it with other people. I've been fortunate to work with a lot of Spanish speakers here in the US so I've been able to use my learning at least five days a week and they know I'm learning so a lot of times now, they just talk to me in Spanish. I started using duolingo, and still do, and it's helped be build a backbone for my Spanish, a lot of the time when I use Spanish I'm using concepts from DuoLingo. Actually using Spanish in person helps me learn new ways to talk in conversation and gets me to points where I have to critically think how to conjugate sentences or ideas. The main point is to just expose yourself and be willing to make mistakes.

boaaa!! perfeita explicação

Você fala português muito bem!! Parabéns 👏👏👏

Go for it! 👏