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hello long time no talk.

^^ Hello Winaeun, how are you?

me too ,, it's hot...

i'm just boring..

haha,thank you

are you student~?.

Hi :D
How are you?

Yes, I didn't knew what happened, so I went to bed.

I received the songs! Thanks! (^_^)

hello ^ ^ how are you?

(^_^)

I love South Korea!

I will send my email in a message.

I heard about the justice in South Korean team games, but the games were nice!

I don't see Brazil prices as expensive. In fact, me and my friend were checking South Korean prices (we want to go there someday =D) and we found South Korea is very expensive. But for you to make a idea: Brazilian money is Real (R$). R$ 1 = 685,4 원. One night in a satisfactory hotel here may be around R$ 100. One liter of milk cost around R$ 2. One desktop computer is around R$ 1500. One T-Shirt is around R$ 20. There are expensive prices with electronic equipment, but I think that on other things it's cheaper than South Korea.

I also dream of making a lot of travels. =)

Brazilian police is polemic. In big cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, criminals involved with drug-dealing have heavy guns and dominate parts of the city. To fight that, police must be strong, and frequently innocent people have problems because of that. It is a problem, but I don't pass by it, as I live in a medium-class neighbourhood. These problems happen most frequently in "favelas", the shantytowns. =/

Bye!