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Duder Regional Park in Auckland, New Zealand - GO Brazilian

Located on the pohutukawa-fringed Whakakaiwhara Peninsula, which juts out into the Tamaki Strait, Duder Regional Park is a 162-hectare coastal farm park.

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Zeca170382 commented on 12 Nov 2011
Parabéns.... sem fazendo a diferença...

Yu-Gi-Oh! Top 16 Duel Shop Regional São Paulo - Brazil - EVILSWARMS! (PT-BR)

Bom dia à todos, vim mostrar para vocês o Deck Profile do nosso amigo Ivan Junior Fight, que tirou o 13º Lugar do torneio Regional da Duel Shop jogando de ...

Brazil's Zika fight

Heather Hiscox is in Rio de Janeiro, and shows how Brazil's government is taking action »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: ...

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maxximuss commented on 03 Feb 2016
If i'm not mistaken the mosquitoes usually pick up the bug from a local animal, why don't they trace what animals are carrying it?
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Chemistry Atomistic commented on 04 Feb 2016
+maxximuss Oh, yes! :-)
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maxximuss commented on 04 Feb 2016
the "source" of the virusnot hostand your welcome :D
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Chemistry Atomistic commented on 04 Feb 2016
+maxximuss I mean animals that we usually find in the cities, domestic animals or that are consumed as meat. But thank you for information. I didn't know that the monkey is also a host.
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maxximuss commented on 04 Feb 2016
monkeys, //www.cnn.com/2016/02/02/health/zika-forest-viral-birthplace/
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Chemistry Atomistic commented on 04 Feb 2016
+maxximuss Yes, this is the information that I got, here in Brazil. 
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maxximuss commented on 04 Feb 2016
+Chemistry Atomistic  your saying that a virus developed in humans? that is extremely rare.
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Chemistry Atomistic commented on 04 Feb 2016
+maxximuss Nope. Zika virus just has the sole host: human.

Portuguese Language

//preparetoserve.com/BRAZIL This video is about learning the Portuguese Language. Brazil, Fortaleza.

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0thereaper0 commented on 03 Feb 2015
as a brazilian, I can say your impressions are quite perspicacious and accurate.
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Luiz Silva commented on 03 Mar 2015
Nice comment about brazilian portuguese

Dying Languages

The Enduring Voices Project travels to some of the most remote parts of the world to study Earth's many endangered languages. See them in action in this video ...

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lailadk commented on 27 Sep 2009
Maybe it's not the best way to preserve languages from extinction but better late than never. @nicelogin2: maybe you don't know the numerousness of languages in the world. There is some small area with tens of different languages, some of them even doesn't have the writing, vocal only. And it is worse when some languages have not more than 10 people can speak their own tribe language (the rest speak other languages due to cultural mixture) [sorry for my bad English]
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Henrique Gobbi commented on 27 Jun 2011
Great job!! Some 7000 languages are spoken around the world today. Studies show that one language disappears every two weeks. Language is not simply a set of words that are used for people to communicate. A language is the full expression of a group’s social identity. It is the vehicle by which human beings express their thoughts, myths and values. When an ancient tongue disappears, elders carry to their grave part of humanity’s culture and knowledge. Ethnonomad
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rabidclown23 commented on 26 Sep 2009
The United States has one official language. Therefore only English is taught in schools and as a result, traditional languages across the country are lost. Even the cajuns who traditionally spoke french have lost their identity. A similar situation can be found in Mexico where only Spanish is the official language and is only taught in schools. The Aztecs and Mayans which make up most of the population are losing their identity as theyre languages are forgotten.
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Onionboy32 commented on 26 Sep 2009
Let's face it -- English is a crazy language. There is no egg in eggplant nor ham in hamburger; neither apple nor pine in pineapple. English muffins weren't invented in England or French fries in France Sweetmeats are candies while sweetbreads, which aren't sweet, are meat. boxing rings are square and a guinea pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig.
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BeingStupid101 commented on 27 Sep 2009
"Trying to bring awareness to this whole issue of language loss.", how is this an issue? The reason a language dies off is because it's no longer used. It sounds like an interesting thing to do, but there are far worse things than a language not being known anymore, actually that's not important at all, how does it help society?
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Witchy Girl commented on 26 Sep 2009
no...the govt of china wants to unite the country more by making sure schools teach mandrin THE Official langauge of china. the responsiblity of teaching dialects and minority langauges is up to the PARENTS if they want to pass it down. people can be bilingual u know just like United states, every school teaches ENGLISH.
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Lechiffresix six commented on 29 Sep 2009
it is only hard when you are an adult,cos you can't pick up the subtle sounds.There is this idea that irish dialects aren't "pretty" and sound too "country" I grew up speaking 4 languages, my parents have different backgrounds.I found it important then there are things that just don't exist in other languages.
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Owen Anderson commented on 29 Sep 2009
you're an idiot. Language is nothing. If it dies out it needs to die out because it is slowing people's understanding of more important languages. The why would a kid learn an indigenous language when they could learn something that is spoken all over the world. Go eat a fetus you gun toting kkk supporter
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StylinAzn commented on 26 Sep 2009
The language that provides the most benefit will survive. A language that will get you the most money, that will care for your family and to provide the most comfort in your life will survive. Those languages that don't will soon fade. Unfortunately, that is the reality of language survival.
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repaeu commented on 25 Feb 2010
Just keep on chipping away at those Swedes and Germans. I study Finnish, and Finns are some of the best English-speakers in the world, and yet I still force them to speak Finnish with me and have many Finnish friends. Best of luck on your language endeavors, my friend. :)
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rabidclown23 commented on 26 Sep 2009
Globalization merely speeds this process of a loss of language. In Canada there was terrorism in Quebec by the Fronte de liberation du Quebec simply because they felt that french was underrepresented in Canada. That is why we are now a bilingual country.

BandNewsTV - Brazilian News Channel

BandNews TV - Brazilian News Channel - Hosted by Erica Reis.

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Nels Danielson commented on 27 Aug 2015
Portuguese sounds like Spanish spoken in french lol
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Счастливая Мать и Жена commented on 24 Nov 2015
+Nels Danielson And as for me, it sounds like some language spoken in a Kirghisian o a Kazakh way!

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