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Feelings

Feelings

56 [cinquenta e seis]

Sentimentos

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to feel like / want to t----on--de ter vontade t-r v-n-a-e ----------- ter vontade 0
We feel like. / We want to. Nós-te-os -------. Nós temos vontade. N-s t-m-s v-n-a-e- ------------------ Nós temos vontade. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. N-s --o-t--o- vo-t-de. Nós não temos vontade. N-s n-o t-m-s v-n-a-e- ---------------------- Nós não temos vontade. 0
to be afraid te----do ter medo t-r m-d- -------- ter medo 0
I’m afraid. E- te--- --do. Eu tenho medo. E- t-n-o m-d-. -------------- Eu tenho medo. 0
I am not afraid. E--n-- t---- ---o. Eu não tenho medo. E- n-o t-n-o m-d-. ------------------ Eu não tenho medo. 0
to have time t-- tempo ter tempo t-r t-m-o --------- ter tempo 0
He has time. E-- te- --m-o. Ele tem tempo. E-e t-m t-m-o- -------------- Ele tem tempo. 0
He has no time. E-e-n-o-te---em--. Ele não tem tempo. E-e n-o t-m t-m-o- ------------------ Ele não tem tempo. 0
to be bored estar ---rr-c--o estar aborrecido e-t-r a-o-r-c-d- ---------------- estar aborrecido 0
She is bored. E-a--st--a--r---i-a. Ela está aborrecida. E-a e-t- a-o-r-c-d-. -------------------- Ela está aborrecida. 0
She is not bored. Ela -ã--e-t- -b---e-id-. Ela não está aborrecida. E-a n-o e-t- a-o-r-c-d-. ------------------------ Ela não está aborrecida. 0
to be hungry t-- f--e-/-es----c-m f--e ter fome / estar com fome t-r f-m- / e-t-r c-m f-m- ------------------------- ter fome / estar com fome 0
Are you hungry? Es--o-c---f-m-? Estão com fome? E-t-o c-m f-m-? --------------- Estão com fome? 0
Aren’t you hungry? N---es------m---me? Não estão com fome? N-o e-t-o c-m f-m-? ------------------- Não estão com fome? 0
to be thirsty t-- s--e-------- co----de ter sede / estar com sede t-r s-d- / e-t-r c-m s-d- ------------------------- ter sede / estar com sede 0
They are thirsty. Ele---s--- --m --de. Eles estão com sede. E-e- e-t-o c-m s-d-. -------------------- Eles estão com sede. 0
They are not thirsty. Ele---ã--e-t-o --m sed-. Eles não estão com sede. E-e- n-o e-t-o c-m s-d-. ------------------------ Eles não estão com sede. 0

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Secret Languages

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