Hi!

Hi, what's up?

May you explain me one little thing?

fine

Could be, if I can. How can I help?

I'm not a "english speaker", I speak portuguese, so, When should I use present perfect?

Wow, that's complex.

Basically, it's when you are talking about an event that happened in the past but that has a consequence in the present.

Well, myy friend told me that I use when I can do the action again, Is it true?

That is not untrue, but it's not really the focus.

For example, if I say, "I have lived in Germany for ten years"

the focus is on the present day in which, according to the sentence, I live in Germany still

But the thing that happened in the past is my living there for ten years

really?? '-'

I have always used that by the wrong way...

But its ok.

And, how do you laugh using english?

without LOL

@ZebraDoMal In print one could write "ha ha!" to signify laughter.

hm... Thank you guy!

I've wrote something wrong on this talk? Or something looks strange ?

de nada

LOL

You would say "Have I written something wrong in this talk?"

:)

ok, I know.

But, on the talk in general

No, your English is much much better than my Portuguese!

ok

I dont know really if its bad or not.

haha

Not bad at all. I have no trouble understanding you.

ok thank you for all. Bye!

Bye.