Comments on: “hello world” denovo http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/ até que nem tanto esotérico assim Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:32:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: I’m back at Renê de Lima http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/#comment-1259 I’m back at Renê de Lima Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:28:44 +0000 http://www.renandelima.com/?p=61#comment-1259 [...] think you feel that I’m writting in English like my brother. Yeah, we are studing and this is our immersion strategy and you are on it too. Just write to us in [...] [...] think you feel that I’m writting in English like my brother. Yeah, we are studing and this is our immersion strategy and you are on it too. Just write to us in [...]

]]> By: Renan de Lima http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/#comment-1257 Renan de Lima Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:19:36 +0000 http://www.renandelima.com/?p=61#comment-1257 Valeu galera! Valeu galera!

]]> By: Adam Victor Brandizzi http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/#comment-1256 Adam Victor Brandizzi Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:10:05 +0000 http://www.renandelima.com/?p=61#comment-1256 s/Yhere/There/g :p s/Yhere/There/g :p

]]> By: Adam Victor Brandizzi http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/#comment-1255 Adam Victor Brandizzi Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:08:44 +0000 http://www.renandelima.com/?p=61#comment-1255 Some tips: Yhere is no "somethings": you should either write "some things" or use the "something" word. Also, "English" and "Portuguese should be capitalized. "I have studying" has no meaning. You are studying, or you have studied. Actually, as far as I know, you are studying. If you have stopped your course, you have been studying. "Perhaps nobody must to read my tries" is at least weird. I believe you have wanted to say "Perhaps nobody will have to read my tries." Also, the correct use of the "must" verb does not accept the "to": "Perhaps nobody must read my tries." "The post will be write in portuguese" does not have any meaning either. You wanted to say "The posts will be written in Portuguese". "The posts still will be written" sound me strange, I believe it would sound better if you write "the posts will still be written in Portuguese", but I'm not sure it is a real issue. "Thank you Vitor Choi for show me" has an error: you should say "Thank you Vitor Choi for *showing* me" Well, here are my tips. Note that I can make a lot of errors too, so read my tips carefully. Best regards, Some tips:

Yhere is no “somethings”: you should either write “some things” or use the “something” word. Also, “English” and “Portuguese should be capitalized.

“I have studying” has no meaning. You are studying, or you have studied. Actually, as far as I know, you are studying. If you have stopped your course, you have been studying.

“Perhaps nobody must to read my tries” is at least weird. I believe you have wanted to say “Perhaps nobody will have to read my tries.” Also, the correct use of the “must” verb does not accept the “to”: “Perhaps nobody must read my tries.”

“The post will be write in portuguese” does not have any meaning either. You wanted to say “The posts will be written in Portuguese”. “The posts still will be written” sound me strange, I believe it would sound better if you write “the posts will still be written in Portuguese”, but I’m not sure it is a real issue.

“Thank you Vitor Choi for show me” has an error: you should say “Thank you Vitor Choi for *showing* me”

Well, here are my tips. Note that I can make a lot of errors too, so read my tips carefully.

Best regards,

]]> By: Igor Moreno http://www.renandelima.com/hello-world-denovo/#comment-1254 Igor Moreno Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:22:21 +0000 http://www.renandelima.com/?p=61#comment-1254 Cara... parabéns mesmo! Muito bom :) ---- Man... congratulations... really! hehehe Really cool :) Cara… parabéns mesmo! Muito bom :) —-
Man… congratulations… really! hehehe Really cool :)

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