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Agry [pt] starts a series of interviews with the female Portuguese speaker bloggers on his blogroll, people who show a commitment to promote their people's history, culture and hopes. The series starts with Brazilian economic consultant Milu Duarte, from Blog da Milu [pt].
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hello. i am from america and do not speak portuguese but received a line in a letter in that language and do not know what it means. i do not have a keyboard that adds specific marks to words but if you could please translate this as best you can I would appreciate it very very very much. thank you.
allie
” `E a muita gostosa gachina e minha me namorada te debe ve` a casa de minha.”