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Originally Posted by maria_gr
Anna: Hi! How is it going? (How are you?)
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, ( obrigado*). And you?
Anna: Fine, ( obrigada*). What's your name?
Roberto: My name is Roberto. And you (yours)?
Anna: My name is Anna.
Roberto: Where are you from?
Anna: From Sao Paulo, and you?
Roberto: I'm from Rio de Janeiro.
Anna: Very well.
Robarto: Nice to meet you!
Anna: Nice to meet you and ( obrigada*).
Roberto: You're welcome. Goodbye!
Anna: Goodbye!
*Obrigado and obrigada it's like encantado and encantada in Spanish? I cannot find another similar word in Spanish. 
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Hi Maria, sorry for my lateness, i couldn't be here last weekend.
Well done!! But you made some little mistakes, they are only few details, they are the following:
Roberto: Eveything (is) good, (
obrigado*). And you?
In this sentence, you could write "I'm fine, thanks*". Everything good is not wrong but it is not the exactly meaning.
*
obrigado and
obrigada means "Gracias" in spanish or "Thank you, Thanks" in English. Pero los hombres dicen "obrigad
o" y las mujeres dicen "obrigad
a" (i've explained in spanish for u understand better the genders

)
That's all, congratulations!! As i said before who knows spanish can understand many thing in portuguese too

Filakia!!