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"Fala" in Portuguese can have different meanings depending on the context. It is commonly used as a way to greet someone or to ask if they are available to talk. It can also mean "speech" or "talk" in a more formal context.
An example of formal talk would be to say in a greeting "Good morning" while informal would be to say "Heya!" or "Hi!" When you think of formal and informal, think what impression you want to make to the person - do you want them to think you're being serious? or professional? or are you talking to a friend, where more relaxed language would be more appropriate. Or when writing something, do you want a professional feel to the work (which would be formal) or a more conversation tone? (which would be informal) Another example if you want one is this answer - i have written it formally just for you. Informally would be "Uhm, well just think about it!! Or look it up in dictionary.com? :)" hope this helped XDD
A lecture is a formal talk given to an audience on a specific topic, often to impart knowledge or information. It is typically delivered by an expert in the field and can be part of an educational or informative context.
To talk frankly ... often in a business context
None. PR is not a formal profession, and it is open to anyone who can talk their way in. There are plenty of qualifications you can acquire that will help you to move in and move up. There are also certain professional (or trade) registers, from which you could be struck off. But these would not be universally recognised, as in a formal professional like medicine or the law, where it would spell the end of your career.
Hablar = to talk. I talk = hablo you talk= hablas he/she/you formal talk= habla we talk= hablamos you all in Spain talk = hablais they/you all talk= hablan
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polite way to talk
Nothing. The phrase is "taken out of context".
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