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The title is... I don't know...

Hencom999, should respect the punctuation and "i" should be "I"

CC: Tantine

Hi Sweet Dreams Hi hencom999

What does "pedido" mean in English? - Maybe I can find a title.

hencom999 you have a typo in the word "that" two of the letters are muddled and, as Sweet Dreams says, you need to capitalise that "i" for the first person singular, and it should read "you have understood".

Bises
Tantine

Pedido - request / demand
Desculpas - in this case is apology

I think this could be translated as "My apologies". what do you think?

Hi Sweet dreams

We call this one "Please forgive me"

What do you think?

Bises
Tantine

I agree with both of you

Now, it's just choice one of the titles...

in my opinion, "my apologies" sounds like the best translation of "pedido de desculpas"

in Brazil that is the same

taht => that.

Hi
Yes indeed
How do I update?

Sory for my lack of attention, is just that here in Brazil that is the same as to laugh, as to say: hi!
Well, now that I belive you understood, I want to wish you a very good week. Kisses!

não tem o mesmo sentido nem as mesmas palavras correspondentes

Não? Então, o que acha que está mal? Quais as palavras que não estão bem?

Hi all,

I think this needs another edit,here:

"the thing is that here in Brazil that is the same as to laugh, or say hi!"

It's a bit clumsily turned in English, and looks a bit "translated".

How about:

"the thing is that, here in Brazil, "hi" can mean you're laughing or saying hello"

or something similar?

hihi

Bises
Tantine

BINGO!

Yes, Ruth, what was missing here was that "Hi" itself in the original text.
Now it's understandable.

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Tantine

"Brazil that is the same as to laugh"

i think it should be used "this" placing that "that" and don use "to laugh" just "laugh"

Oi hencom

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Oi Everyone

If no one has any objections, we can use

"the thing is that, here in Brazil, "hi" can mean you're laughing or saying hello"

to replace the present phrase?

Bises
Tantine

Everything is OK except that "olá" should be translated as "hello"...
"oi" would be more appropriate for "hi"...