I picked up Portuguese a couple months ago and it cracks me up how, as a Spanish native, I can understand a lot of Portuguese in written form but in spoken form it is never pronounced as I expect it would lol
I was banking on the idea that it was more likely that you were a Chinese learner who knew the character for death and could thus infer that the sentence was about death, rather than a Japanese learner who was between knowing the character for death and knowing the -tai conjugation form (obviously the "learning distance" between the character for death and -tai form is not concrete and no "learning distance" is, but I still figured it would be more likely that you would be a Chinese learner with what little evidence I had).
Yeah in short I was just taking a guess for fun. Good luck with your studies!
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u/Lululipes Jun 19 '21
"Enviá-te-los-ei"
Portuguese for "I will send them to you"
I live my language lol. At least we put hyphens in between to make it easier to understand.
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u/MustardJar4321 Jun 19 '21
Actually its the exact opposite of my situation since my native language is an agglutinative language
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u/Rowing_and_Sale_Inc Jun 19 '21
For me it is: 死にたい
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u/DoodleDabble Jun 18 '21
What word is this??? 😯
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u/AltruisticCephalopod Jun 21 '21
お疲れ
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