Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ou"

A: bragging or showing off

A: Hang out= get together and do somthing, have coffee and talk etc

A: あい (ai) - love
Sorry I don't know what おう(ou) means someone else has to answer that

*EDIT* I thought I was in the Japanese section I'm sorry ( ；´Д｀)

A: Estar= to be
Está= is (a conjugação por he/she/it)

A: It's an agreement; someone could ask, "do you want to go to the movies tomorrow?" and you could reply, "I'm in". It could mean you want to go somewhere or do something.

A: She is a very beautiful;
She is very kind;
She is a girl;
She= it is used when a subject is feminine

That woman is very elegant;
En english, "she" and "woman" can also be found in the same sentence. For example:
I am a men and she is a woman;
She is a woman

A: Today I had lunch at Papa's Restaurant.

A: "Wearing a safety helmet beyond this area is a must."
"You should do your homework before attend your class."

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A: " I didn't understand you. You were not understood." We would not use "didn't understood."

A:
we use (want to) when verbs is requires in sentence.
Example
I want to do it.

(want it). We use when there is object is already mentioned to you before or you know about that object so then, we use .
I want it.

A: They mean the same. You can use either of them with singular nouns. The indefinite articles 'a & an' are used with singular nouns. And 'one' indicates the quantity which is singular.

A: There isn't an English word for ou.

A: There are too many people here.
Há pessoas demais aqui.

There is too much water here.
Há água demais aqui.

Many é usado com substantivos contáveis, e o much com os incontáveis (você não pode dizer waters).

Drink a lot of water.
Beba muita água.

Meet a lot of people.
Conheça muitas pessoas.

A lot of sigifica muito e é usado com qualquer substantivo.

Thanks a lot.
Muito obrigado.

We talked a lot.
Nós conversamos muito.

My grandmother lived a lot: 102 years!
Minha avó viveu muito: 102 anos!

Neste caso a lot é um advérbio, mas se usa com verbos.

Brazilian summer is very hot.
O verão brasileiro é muito quente.

This is a very pretty landscape.
Essa é uma paisagem muito bonita.

Very é um advérbio, mas se usa com adjetivos.

A: Talvez a expressão mais parecida seja "full of oneself" que significa cheio de si, se achando.

Ex.:
He was entirely full of himself and his opinions.
Ele era inteiramente cheio de si e de suas opiniões

Mary is very unpopular because she’s so full of herself.
Mary é muito impopular porque ela é muito cheia de si.

A: To be, or not to be : that’s a question.

A: Where do you live?

A: Não, as únicas frases que usamos são "voracious reader" e "avid reader". No entanto, é muito comum adicionar "-aholic" às palavras, então se você disser "readaholic", as pessoas vão entender imediatamente.

A: If you say to have a breakfast lunch or dinner, then that is a formal organised meal, like a lunch organised by a committee or organisation. Otherwise, without the a refers to eating those meals in general

A: future.
past: it would have saved me

A: A huge mistake.
A huge mess.
A huge monster.

A: I'm really sorry

A: You could say "I'm going to a buffet. I'll definitely put on weight."