I don't like spanish... but, I go crazy for portuguese language, which I consider the most musical language on earth
I don't like spanish... but, I go crazy for portuguese language, which I consider the most musical language on earth
Bambol utente of the decade
You go crazy but for Brazilian butts, you smartass
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too!!!
Bambol utente of the decade
i'm in your mind Man! We are like One
more or less!!
Bambol utente of the decade
Good morning!
Did you sleep well?
Do you have problem sleeping? Why (not)?
Do you usually sleep with your bedroom completely dark, or with the curtains or blinds open? Do you have problems sleeping if there is too much or not enough light for you?
Have you ever worked at night? Did you have any problems sleeping the next day? Why (not)?
Have you ever flown long haul ? Where to? Did you get jet lag? How long did it take you to get over it?
Sorry for my english
today I have online lesson
I don't like it
I didn't do the translation
I asked my son "Can you help me with my homework?"
he answered me
"your cocks"
What are you studying, Breakthru?
I studied German for eight years and I hated this language! Also the methods of teaching were very antiquated.
I started studying English in the last three years of high school. I liked it very much, but after I didn’t have much time to improve the speaking, even if at the University I did two exams of English literature and I read Shakespeare.
Good Morning folle!
I usually never have problems getting asleep, though I'm going to bed very late these days. I'm working from home, so my schedule is completely customizable.
I've had issues sleeping, but it was more troublesome keeping my sleep without waking up during the night, or in the morning way earlier than I wished.
By nature I use to wake up early in the morning, no matter how late I went to bed. It's a matter of light, as you mentioned. If I need to sleep more, placing a scarf on my eyes does the trick. I'm not bothered by noise while sleeping, but very much by light.
I've been working on night-shift in the last months, starting to alternate with day shifts only in January. I enjoy them because I'm always with young people, mainly hearing a seeing crazy and nasty stuff they do
I then usually went to bed at noon, not immediately after work. Many people do not make it to sleep during the day, hence the high rate of quitters with these jobs.
I've had a huge jet lag the day me and my wife flew to Brazil. It took 40 hours or so and three flights. We'd been invited at the party the same day. It was crazyWe ended up leaning on each other to stay awake
What about you? Do you sleep well during the night? Do you have a resting sleep?
Ultima modifica di Jerda; 15-04-2020 alle 07:36
Good morning!
Say what?? "cazzi tuoi?"
Well, if you need a hand with the translation, here we are
I started learning english since jenuary 2019
I studying grammar on a high school book and free y- tube lessons, Levent school, from Treviso
in the library, now online, conversation workshop
I studied french on ( o in?) hight school,
Good morning!
Say what?? "cazzi tuoi?"
Well, if you need a hand with the translation, here we are
Thanks
Vado a fare sta benedetta traduzione
I'm going to do the translation
I sleep in a bedroom with the blinds: there must be completely darkness and silence, otherwise I don't get asleep. I sleep for eight hours every night, but I must take the sleeping pill.
I have never worked at night and I think I couldn’t be able to have a shift work, because I am very sensitive. If I don’t sleep, I feel very bad.
I have never had jet lag, because I have never flown long haul.
When you were a child, did you use to have nightmares?
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