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Post by Mick on Apr 19, 2006 5:49:14 GMT 7
Hey Hey and Ola! I saw a post about a city with Brazilians in it, and I know Portugese must have some relevance in Macao. Is there any need for English teachers with Portugese skills? cheers e tchau Mick www.exotica.freeservers.com |
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Post by Non-Dave on Apr 19, 2006 8:51:57 GMT 7
Every city in China has brazillions in it, but probably not much Portugese.
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Post by George61 on Apr 19, 2006 9:12:03 GMT 7
 Right, Dave.
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Post by woza17 on Apr 19, 2006 9:47:43 GMT 7
Mick
We have a large Brazillan community. brazillions of them in Dongguan As you know they speak Portugeuse. I gave a couple some English lessons once.
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Post by acjade on Apr 19, 2006 9:55:12 GMT 7
I knew a Portugese woman in Melbourne. She was the neighbour of a friend of mine. She gave me some 'cheese' which was really just hard jam made from their fruit trees.
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Post by cheekygal on Apr 19, 2006 13:56:56 GMT 7
There are tons of them Portuguese speakers in Beijing: Angolans, Brazilians, Portuguese as they are, Cape Verans etc. I see 'em CARAS every weekend and even during the week in all possible and impossible places.  |
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Post by cheekygal on Apr 19, 2006 13:58:29 GMT 7
PS. I learn Portuguese on my own. Was late to enroll into a course they conduct at the Brazilian Embassy (FOR FREE!). So I got with sonia-portuguese.com and some other useful sites I found.
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Post by Raoul Duke on Apr 19, 2006 17:00:05 GMT 7
Sorry to sully the waters with an on-topic reply.  I've seen ads for Portuguese-speaking teachers and interpreters in Macao. But I think only a small number of people there speak Portuguese as their sole fluent language. Once in a great while I see ads for Lusophones in Shanghai. Few and far between... |
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