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Tuesday at 06:30 PM
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Friday at 06:53 PM
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Olá, William,


"deixa eu pegar mais dois" and "me deixa pegar mais dois" mean the same thing!


the only difference is in the structure. In the first sentence, we have "Eu" (personal pronoun) as the subject.

In the second sentence, we have "me"as a subject, but it's formally used as a complement, so this is informal, but very common and used in Brazil.


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Marcia

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William
Thursday at 09:25 PM
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Oi,


Is "deixa eu pegar mais dois" the same as "me deixa pegar mais dois"?


Obrigado.