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| Autor: | Thiago |
| E-mail: | thiagobomfim@hotmail.com |
| Data: | 20/SET/2012 8:07 AM |
| Assunto: | Rir para / de |
| Mensagem: |
I know that "to laugh at sb" implies that you make fun of sb. But how can I say "rir para alguém," which doesn't mean that you ridicule sb but you are just being kind. Can I use the verb "laugh" with another preposition or is it better to convey this idea with a different expression? Thank you guys |
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Rir para / de – Thiago 
20/SET/2012, 8:07 AM Rir para / de – Polibius 20/SET/2012, 10:13 AM Rir para / de – Renan 20/SET/2012, 12:28 PM