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How would you text someone:
“I want to see you, I want to hook up”
“I want to see you, I want to hook up”
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Portuguese (Portugal) Near fluent
vc pode dizer:
“to afim de te ver quero de dar uns pega”
“dar uns pega” e tipo o hook up do ingles, tipo se pegar com a pessoa, pd ser so uns beijos ou evoluir pra "mais" se e q vc me entende KKKKK
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Esperanto Near fluent
@isabellas_ kkk. Hey! Pode ajudar-me com o meu português por favor?
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