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  • I'm doing good, studying for a job in the office and I also work on some organization's Facebook page on Mondays. Tuesdays are my day off.

    Sorry, I was in the shower... I have to wash my hair everyday.

    I also do some work on DeviantArt, here's my latest Deviation:

    You should switch to a danish
    And since I'm giving you a suggestion, you give me one too
    But, i'll log out soon, so I may only see your post tomorrow
    I don't know, just had this impression

    You won't even try to guess? :(
    Not much, gotta go soon
    But why the croissant?
    And there's something I should tell you
    I ... am not a banned BMGf member
    She's?
    I could swear she was a he (why Ctrl shortcuts aren't working?)
    I'm from the country that should not be named

    And yeah, I follow some rules :)
    Rukario's a boy, just so you know. And yes, he is the current owner of the server. You should try to contact him about this situation and how sorry you feel for the mods.
    Yeah, I think he's annoying. Rukario should ban him, it's like Lerroux wants to replace all the staff.
    No, not a mod here but I'm a Moderator-Admin at another Pokemon forum called Pokemon News Daily. You can check it out, just click the link in my signature.
    Well, lets start with infinitive.

    'To be' = "Ser"
    'To know' = "Conhecer/Saber"
    Now, we know that 'know' comes from 'knowledge' and 'be' from 'being'. Adding 'to' before a noun makes it verb (infinitive form).

    In portuguese, all the verbs in infinitive form end with "er". "Er" is the equivalent of 'to' in english, except that instead of putting behind the noun separated with a space, we actually put in the end of the noun.

    (to easy understanding, nouns will be colored dark red and verbs turquoise)
    'To be' = "Ser" ("Ser" in portuguese has 2 meanings: Ser = "Being"; Ser = "verb 'to be'! In this case, "ser" = "ser" + "er")
    'To know' = "Conhecer/Saber" (know has 2 versions in portuguese: Conhecer (knowing someone personaly), and Saber (Saber comes from Sabedoria, which is the portuguese version of KNOWLEDGE)

    As you should've got it by now, to make a verb its necessary a noun + the thing that makes it a verb ('to' in english, 'er' in portuguese). I'm missing the technical word for it right now (help me please :cheeky:)


    I'm tired today, but keep asking me things about the languaje, as i can't remember everything. Keep suggesting things i should teach you.
    Oh, if didn't understand anything of what i explained, please say, i'll try to explain it better.
    you're welcome xD Its great you have a multicultural week in your school! I hope that day comes fast.

    Well, anything you need to know/ask about emerald, "é só avisar!" (its just popping me something)

    :D
    Well, in our language, there's two versions of 'you': the formal version,"você", and the informal version, "tu". We treat someone with respect with "voce", while we treat a friend with "tu".
    Não means "no" (as you should've already got it xD)

    Well, what to say... "Até logo!" (see ya later)
    Well, actually, i'm portuguese (from portugal, not brazil)! xD

    I can try to teach you, but i don't see what advantages you would get, as my language isn't very spoken worldwide xD
    Ooh thanks :3 I need to learn to implement some things in to my hack, so I shall take a look at that listing and try and jump back on next time I have a spare moment (when my brain is functioning D;).
    I would love to help but that sounds like ASM D: I've been trying to force my way into that stuff this week and it's just hurt my head ;_;.
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