This is Jonh Albert speaking. How are you today?

[João Alberto]

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Hi Naligia.
I live in Curitiba, Pr, Brazil. What city are you from here in Brazil?
I would like speak English very well, as you probably, at least you live in Houston 6 years.
I was in Houston last year at George Bush airport in transit, going to Seattle make a visit to my daughter.
Speaking Portuquese I belive you can help me improve my English.
Thanks in advance.
John Albert.

[Urtecodyl]

Hmmmm.....this is a strange place. It looks like everybody speaks and nobody listen.

[Samir_1993]

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Hi Jonh,how are you?I listened to your record message and i could understand it.good luck to you learning english.goodbye

[João Alberto]

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Thanks Samir, I wish the some to you !
Don't forget , the personal pronoun "I" use always capital letter!
See you.

[Torsten]

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[Tom Kane]

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Hi Urtecodyl,

I think I'm a fairly good listener. If you post a recorded message, I promise that I'll listen to it.

So, tell me about yourself?

Tom

P.S. Hello to my friend John Albert. How are you, John?

[João Alberto]

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Hi Arne.
How are you?
It took me so long to reply to you.
It's a pleasure hear from you. Sorry, but I'm not speak English. I'm trying to learn it by myselfe, and it's very hard too.
In fact, Portuguese language is very difficult compared with English.
As Denmark, I know too little about it, but I belive to be much different really.
Tell me about stranger history that you spoke!!!
See you.
Cheers.

[Urtecodyl]

Hi John!

It was really nice to hear from you. You know? Because I do not speak very much Portuguese, I don’t have contact to many people here in Curitiba.
Actually I have more than one strange story to tell you. The first one comes here:
About 6 years ago I became sick and I had to stay home from my job.
I sat a lot with the computer and communicated with many people around the world. Suddenly Tânia from Curitiba came up. After some months she invited me to come to Brazil and we had 2 nice weeks together.
I became crazy for Brazil and went back to Denmark where I sold all my things and came back to Tânia.
We tried to start a company here with TV production, but it was hopeless.
After 9 months I decided to go back to Denmark to start the process to have my pension before time. It was a hard time and took me 9 months.
Again I came to Curitiba and Tânia, her daughter and I rented a house from her uncle. Tânia helped me to get a permanent VISA so I could stay here legally.
Unfortunately Tânias daughter quickly became a big problem for me and Tânia and I had to separate.
Then I lived alone for about one year and met Emilia who I live with now in Aqua Verde. She is a wonderful person and I am sure that she will be the last woman in my life.
While I lived with Tânia, she called a family here in Curitiba with the same family name as mine; Rasmussen. I think it was strange to find that here and Tânia and I visited them. They told us a very strange story why they live here and we made a film about them. Later the film was showed in the Danish television.
It is about a little boy Peter who disappeared from Denmark for more than 150 years ago. I hope I can show you the film one day. I have a copy with Portuguese subtitles.
Tânias English was very good so I really didn’t learn very mush Portuguese those years with her. Luckily Emilia does not speak English, so now I learn Portuguese faster!
I love to live here but I have to confess that everything here gores extremely slowly compare to my country. It is really a challenge for me to get use to.
You wrote that you don’t speak much English, but you write very well.
That was all from now, and I hope to hear from you again!
See you.
Cheers.

[Urtecodyl]

Hallo Tom and thanks for your message! I can hear your voice, but I really don´t know how to record a message! I push the bottum "Recor

[João Alberto]

Hi,
It took me so long to replay you again. I have been very much busy time but I hope it willl be better shortly.
I read your story and I wish all things must be better for you now.
You have luck Emmilia does't speak English, so you make a exchange with her. She teach you Portuguese and you teach her English.
Unfortunately, the unic thing that does't go slowly it's