Actually I can understand english speechs in a intermediate range of contexts (daily conversations, science, history, etc), but I can't understand fast speechs or different accents of english (like the British accent when it's so strong).

My vocabulary is extremely limited. I know the 300-400 words most common in english, but I don't know the name of objects (I just know the most common objects, like pencil or chair) or other things.

I can't speak in english in a articulated way. My pronunciation is so bad, I make a lot of mistakes and actually I can't feel myself confident in the english conversations. But my portuguese is extremely articulated, not in pronunciation, but in vocabulary, grammar conceptions and other things.

  • Hi, Im interested!

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  • I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

    Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
    u/ielchino 2024-10-09 Post 5 English Portuguese
    u/pristine-ad-1179 2024-11-27 Post 5 English Portuguese
    u/kanab13 2024-10-05 Post 5 English Portuguese
    u/okapiaj 2024-12-01 Post 5 English Portuguese
    u/bobbybisthebest 2024-09-22 Post 5 English Portuguese

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