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 Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 3:27 pm
sorry, I know that it's a wierd way of putting it sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 4:19 pm
Proudly_Jewish no actually... the written language is unbelievably similar to Spanish, but the pronouciation is more like French surprised for some reason when I listen to Portuguese I'm always under the impression that it's Spanish being spoken by a Dutch or German speaker confused It really is incredibly similar. I've heard a few things in Portuguese and I've turned the volume up, believing it was Spanish and then I've found out its not.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 4:53 pm
Marille Proudly_Jewish no actually... the written language is unbelievably similar to Spanish, but the pronouciation is more like French surprised for some reason when I listen to Portuguese I'm always under the impression that it's Spanish being spoken by a Dutch or German speaker confused It really is incredibly similar. I've heard a few things in Portuguese and I've turned the volume up, believing it was Spanish and then I've found out its not. yeah, spanish is alot like portuguese, thats why i can understand it biggrin
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:38 pm
'Eu gosto de voce' and 'Voce e engracado/-a' are the only phrases I know. Learned them from some Brasilian exchange student friends. Ah, I made so many friends from different countries while I was an exchange student in Minnesota. I really miss all of them and learning bits and pieces of their languages and cultures... sad
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:40 pm
chocfudge 'Eu gosto de voce' and 'Voce e engracado/-a' are the only phrases I know. Learned them from some Brasilian exchange student friends. Ah, I made so many friends from different countries while I was an exchange student in Minnesota. I really miss all of them and learning bits and pieces of their languages and cultures... sad That's cool! 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:43 pm
chocfudge 'Eu gosto de voce' and 'Voce e engracado/-a' are the only phrases I know. Learned them from some Brasilian exchange student friends. Ah, I made so many friends from different countries while I was an exchange student in Minnesota. I really miss all of them and learning bits and pieces of their languages and cultures... sad I think it's really cool that you got to do an exchange programme smile I woud love to do one and go to France 3nodding unfortunately my school doesn't have exchange programmes crying crying crying
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:46 pm
Proudly_Jewish I think it's really cool that you got to do an exchange programme smile I woud love to do one and go to France 3nodding unfortunately my school doesn't have exchange programmes crying crying crying My exchange programme wasn't organized by my school. It was encouraged by it, but I had to pay for it by myself. EF, my exchange organization is a private one. But I'm sure there are exchange programms in Canada as well. I want to spend a year in France/Canada/New Zealand/Great Britain or Australia after graduation. That'd be great fun!
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:48 pm
chocfudge My exchange programme wasn't organized by my school. It was encouraged by it, but I had to pay for it by myself. EF, my exchange organization is a private one. But I'm sure there are exchange programms in Canada as well. I want to spend a year in France/Canada/New Zealand/Great Britain or Australia after graduation. That'd be great fun! indeed it would ^^ I actually am going to France in a few years (or at least I hope I'll be able to sweatdrop ) for a French learning programme, but it has nothing to do with my school. I mean, I just want to go there to learn the secrets of French woman domokun how is it that they eat so many croissants and still stay thin, whereas I don't eat any chocolate or candy and I'm still fat? crying
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:56 pm
Proudly_Jewish indeed it would ^^ I actually am going to France in a few years (or at least I hope I'll be able to sweatdrop ) for a French learning programme, but it has nothing to do with my school. I mean, I just want to go there to learn the secrets of French woman domokun how is it that they eat so many croissants and still stay thin, whereas I don't eat any chocolate or candy and I'm still fat? crying Croissants are fattening? That's a new one... Well, I stayed in the US a year and mayn people gained about 10-20 pounds there. I gained let's say 4 kilogramms. Not too much if you ask me. Don't worry, honey, you'll be fine.Just do some sport and learn a lot of new languages (sports for your brain) and you'll stay fit and thin!
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 3:01 pm
chocfudge Croissants are fattening? That's a new one... croissants have chocolate in them, me thinks ninja so they're probably calorie-infested gonk
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 3:03 pm
Proudly_Jewish chocfudge Croissants are fattening? That's a new one... croissants have chocolate in them, me thinks ninja so they're probably calorie-infested gonk Not all of them do. There are also cheese croissants or plain croissants. Also delicious! I like to eat plain croissants with either jelly or cream cheese and turkey/ham. Baguettes are really tasty, too. Just had a Croque today. It's a big baguette avec melted cheese and different meat or vegetables in them.
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 3:10 pm
chocfudge Not all of them do. There are also cheese croissants or plain croissants. Also delicious! I like to eat plain croissants with either jelly or cream cheese and turkey/ham. Baguettes are really tasty, too. Just had a Croque today. It's a big baguette avec melted cheese and different meat or vegetables in them. I see surprised I always thought that all croissants had chocolate in them, for some reason sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:30 am
Me chamo Marina e moro no Brasil.
Fiquei muito feliz em ser convidada para esta guilda e finalmente conhecer pessoas de outros paises que tambem se interessam por conhecer linguas novas.
Espero fazer muitas amizades por aqui! ^-^
(My name is Marina and I live in Brazil.
I am very happy because I was invited to this guild and finally know people from another countries who also likes to learn new languages.
I hope I can make new friends here! ^-^)
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 6:09 pm
Niele Me chamo Marina e moro no Brasil. Fiquei muito feliz em ser convidada para esta guilda e finalmente conhecer pessoas de outros paises que tambem se interessam por conhecer linguas novas. Espero fazer muitas amizades por aqui! ^-^ (My name is Marina and I live in Brazil. I am very happy because I was invited to this guild and finally know people from another countries who also likes to learn new languages. I hope I can make new friends here! ^-^) Welcome, welcome! Wow does that look similar to spanish! heart razz
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:53 pm
spanishnerd99 Niele Me chamo Marina e moro no Brasil. Fiquei muito feliz em ser convidada para esta guilda e finalmente conhecer pessoas de outros paises que tambem se interessam por conhecer linguas novas. Espero fazer muitas amizades por aqui! ^-^ (My name is Marina and I live in Brazil. I am very happy because I was invited to this guild and finally know people from another countries who also likes to learn new languages. I hope I can make new friends here! ^-^) Welcome, welcome! Wow does that look similar to spanish! heart razz Yeah, it's very much like Spanish. Last summer I've been in Brazil and I could converse with brazilians even not knowing the language... I think Portuguese is kinda funny in it's pronunciation ^^.
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