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- "Você a conhece?"
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It can be though? http://www.wordreference.com/enpt/it It seems to be used a lot less than it is in English though, isn't it? Heh.
Yes, well. There's a lot of things that are gramatically correct in portuguese but we don't use on daily conversation, haha. I'm just answering with what is usual.
It's like when I was learning english. For example: no one even thought of mentioning the existence of thee/thy/thou/thine. I found out on my own years later.
So I guess you could talk like this, but people would find it weird, haha.
Both mean the same thing and they are both understandable. The last one is incorrect, because when it comes to grammar you can't finish a phrase with a pronoun. Although I must say it is very colloquial and people say that all the time. In other words...you can say that but not write (in a test, for exemple) :)
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the male voice is hard to hear, both in fast and slow speed. Especially "conhece". Is the pronounciation correct?