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A Escola De Línguas

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  • 00:00:03A escola de línguas
  • 00:00:06Nos primeiros dias de férias até pode parecer ser giro estar em casa,
  • 00:00:12mas depois já não é tão agradável.
  • 00:00:16Os jovens deveriam aproveitar as férias para aprender ou melhorar uma língua,
  • 00:00:22ou um passatempo de que gostem, evitando a monotonia de estar sempre em casa.
  • 00:00:29No caso da aprendizagem de uma língua, os jovens poderão aprender desde o início
  • 00:00:35ou aprofundar o conhecimento que já têm da mesma,
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  • Hi, I am a little puzzled by the word ‘falante’. My dictionary gives this as ‘talkative’ I would have expected ‘falando’ instead.

    • Hi, Declan. As an adjective, falante can mean talkative, as your dictionary correctly says. As a noun, it means speaker. Falando is in a continuous form we call gerúndio, which would correspond to “speaking” in English. It wouldn’t fit in the sentence unless we rephrased it somehow 🙂

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