I ended up replying to the original comment, but your translation to English made me realize that in Portuguese we commonly say "O que que é isso?" which is basically "qu'est-ce-que c'est?"
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In Portuguese we actually can say "O que é isso?", basically the same as in Spanish, but I'd say I use more commonly "O que que é isso?", which seems closer to French version. Funny, had never thought about it like that.
In Portuguese is "Noventa" also
YES, YES, WE ARE ALL REAL FELLOW HUMANS HERE
Hey, thank you! I love measuring things too and it never occurred to me to carry a measure tape with me, such a great idea
I'll definitely look into it, thank you!
Yeah, he does not play the same, but depending on what the coach plans to do Tottenham doesn't to be in a hurry and overpay to buy someone.
Well, I know he's not played well enough, but Tottenham does have the striker from the Brazilian national team
I had suspected being gifted could have helped mask autism and ADHD (a psychiatrist even said "you have a PhD, you do not have ADHD"), but I had never seen it like this and it makes me even more suspicious.
You're totally right, ideally yes.
Unfortunately, resources are limited and starting from somewhere is better than not starting at all.
Galvão?