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nem fala por capricho.
nor does he speak out of [his own] desire:
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agora nem fala mais comigo.
he won't even talk to me now.
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o estado nem fala sobre esse fato.
the state does not even talk about this in fact.
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nem falo sua língua
hi, i know you?
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ela nem falaria com ele.
she wouldn't even speak to him.
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a presente proposta pretende melhorar os direitos dos suspeitos que não compreendam nem falem a língua do processo.
the proposal seeks to improve the rights of suspects who do not understand and speak the language of the proceedings.
e já nem falo das medidas que se previu tomar em aplicação do livro branco para lutar contra o desemprego.
quite the reverse: there are many, in fact very, very many cases of troubled ethnic minorities, territorial claims, religious conflict, throughout central and eastern europe, in russia and the former soviet union.
kant, enquanto tentava preservar ceticismo dessa axioma, foi forçado a discutir que nós não vemos a verdadeira realidade, nem falamos disto.
kant, while attempting to preserve axiomic skepticism, was forced to argue that we do not see true reality, nor do we speak of it.
elas não falavam de vulnerabilidade sendo confortáveis, nem falavam sobre isso ser doloroso -- como eu tinha ouvido antes na entrevista sobre vergonha.
they didn't talk about vulnerability being comfortable, nor did they really talk about it being excruciating -- as i had heard it earlier in the shame interviewing.
e nem falo das edículas - urbanas e rurais - com a imagem da virgem: são incalculáveis, e seu número cresce constantemente.
not to mention the aedicules – in town and countryside – with the image of the virgin: their number is incalculable and in continual growth.