Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
muito bem, e você?
(very well and you?)
vou bem, obrigado.
I can only remember up to there lol
Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
muito bem, e você?
(very well and you?)
Originally posted by easports43:[..]
Bummer...
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
indeed
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
vou bem, obrigado.
I can only remember up to there lol
Originally posted by easports43:[..]
I guess "bummer" is a bit of an understatement lol...
Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
lol isso leva tempo.
(it takes time.)
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
The hardest part for me is pronouncing the 'r's. Luckily, I can pronounce them in English, unlike most New Englanders lol
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
The hardest part for me is pronouncing the 'r's. Luckily, I can pronounce them in English, unlike most New Englanders lol
Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
lol The hardest part for me is 'th'...it took me a couple of weeks to spell 'with'! lol
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
Yeah, my Port. teacher was telling us that he had trouble with the "th"s himself.
Have a nice weekend! Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
it's a miracle to pronouce 'with'! lol
but with some practice you'll do well with the 'r's
the thing is that people will think you're from Brazil's countryside lol, cos here they spell the 'r's like you propably do
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