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Inglês com Música
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valmira.de.olivei2
Val oliveira :
é meu sonho aprender inglês 😇
2025-11-01 07:36:10
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brunacheck
Bruna check🏳️‍🌈 :
vcs poderiam fazer uma playlist no Spotify 😅
2025-10-28 10:19:57
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luciannebittencou
Lucianne Bittencourt :
Esse jeito é divertido de aprender inglês, gostei.
2025-11-26 13:10:53
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fabiolaaguiar5561
fabiolaaguiar5561 :
continuem fazendo esses vídeos e muito bom agente aprende pq e música ❤️❤️❤
2025-10-12 13:06:22
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joserobertosera12
Jose Roberto Sera125 :
muito bom!
2025-10-12 20:28:56
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vandajudith
vandajudith256 :
I loved this 😅
2025-10-25 18:34:06
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klarinha461
Klarinha :
Eu adorei a musica eu preciso muito do Ingleis
2025-10-15 14:16:54
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marcozalem2023
marcozalem2023 :
good
2025-10-30 08:45:43
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amadeusalvadr
Amadeu_salvador :
muita criatividade
2025-11-08 12:26:42
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patricialadeira
Patrícia :
Assim aprendemos melhor 🥰
2025-10-11 12:44:48
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airampassos
airampassos :
Q Lindo, ficou fantástico 👏👏 Thanks 😁
2025-10-11 19:19:58
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geraldo.martins44
Geraldo Martins :
nota 10
2025-10-11 20:55:51
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nivaldocosta391
nivaldocosta391 :
top
2025-10-11 13:15:11
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domingasmircia145
Mirciar7 :
que cançã linda
2025-12-13 08:46:03
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user112667910
Iracema Souza702 :
Conheço algumas frases e pronúncia.
2025-10-14 12:57:55
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atila4051
Atila :
perfeito! torço pra que essa conta cresça muito! e assim muitos vão aprender inglês ❤
2025-10-15 23:53:03
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defariasfarias
defariasfarias :
BEAUTIFUL NICE TO MEET YOU
2025-10-30 01:22:34
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carmem.gamba
CARMEM GAMBA :
amei ...mas seria bom se fosse mas devagar pra falarmos juntas
2025-10-13 12:06:26
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ivanirmartinsdasilva
Ivanir Martins da Si :
thank You veri much ! see You later meu sonho é aprender a falar English
2025-10-19 18:33:51
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dyu1c77e3phf
dyu1c77e3phf :
very good
2025-10-11 16:46:40
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patricia.santos.l52
Patricia Santos Leite :
ficou muito legal a musica!!!!
2025-10-15 19:11:08
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arakramsk
AR AKRAM SK :
anyone has full video link
2025-10-20 06:52:49
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aruan1426
ARUANÃ :
o ritmo está muito rápido 😉
2025-10-16 11:07:40
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fatima14bb
Fátima Barroso :
isso é que é conteúdo 👏👏👏
2025-10-13 19:43:25
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They said he was too old. Too slow. Too damaged. They said the sport had moved on without him. The odds reflected it. The predictions reflected it. Social media reflected it. Almost everyone expected Ilia Topuria to run through Justin Gaethje, with many believing it wouldn’t even make it out of the first round. But that’s the strange thing about fighting. The outcome is never decided by headlines, betting odds or comment sections. It’s decided by two people who lock the cage behind them and find out what’s actually true. Justin Gaethje has spent his entire career living in that reality. He has never taken the easy road. Never protected his record. Never avoided the dangerous fights. He’s built his legacy on walking directly into uncertainty, accepting the possibility of failure, and competing anyway. At the White House, on one of the biggest stages in UFC history, with the entire narrative already written against him, he tore it up. He didn’t just win. He became the undisputed UFC Lightweight Champion. As an American, winning the belt at a historic White House event made the moment even more meaningful. A career that has been defined by wars, setbacks and relentless perseverance finally arrived at its highest point. Moments like this are why sport matters. Because every now and then, reality reminds us that public opinion is not destiny. People will always tell you what can’t be done. They’ll use your age, your failures, your setbacks and your circumstances to explain why your best days are behind you. Sometimes they’ll even convince you. Until you prove them wrong. Being the underdog isn’t a disadvantage. It’s a position. It forces you to develop qualities that favourites often never have to. Resilience. Patience. Faith in your preparation. The ability to keep moving when nobody expects you to succeed. That’s where real confidence is built. Not from hearing people believe in you. From continuing when they don’t. Justin Gaethje didn’t just silence the doubters. He reminded every person who’s ever been underestimated that impossible is often just another prediction waiting to be proven wrong. Respect. 🐐🇺🇸🏆
They said he was too old. Too slow. Too damaged. They said the sport had moved on without him. The odds reflected it. The predictions reflected it. Social media reflected it. Almost everyone expected Ilia Topuria to run through Justin Gaethje, with many believing it wouldn’t even make it out of the first round. But that’s the strange thing about fighting. The outcome is never decided by headlines, betting odds or comment sections. It’s decided by two people who lock the cage behind them and find out what’s actually true. Justin Gaethje has spent his entire career living in that reality. He has never taken the easy road. Never protected his record. Never avoided the dangerous fights. He’s built his legacy on walking directly into uncertainty, accepting the possibility of failure, and competing anyway. At the White House, on one of the biggest stages in UFC history, with the entire narrative already written against him, he tore it up. He didn’t just win. He became the undisputed UFC Lightweight Champion. As an American, winning the belt at a historic White House event made the moment even more meaningful. A career that has been defined by wars, setbacks and relentless perseverance finally arrived at its highest point. Moments like this are why sport matters. Because every now and then, reality reminds us that public opinion is not destiny. People will always tell you what can’t be done. They’ll use your age, your failures, your setbacks and your circumstances to explain why your best days are behind you. Sometimes they’ll even convince you. Until you prove them wrong. Being the underdog isn’t a disadvantage. It’s a position. It forces you to develop qualities that favourites often never have to. Resilience. Patience. Faith in your preparation. The ability to keep moving when nobody expects you to succeed. That’s where real confidence is built. Not from hearing people believe in you. From continuing when they don’t. Justin Gaethje didn’t just silence the doubters. He reminded every person who’s ever been underestimated that impossible is often just another prediction waiting to be proven wrong. Respect. 🐐🇺🇸🏆

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