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LotusBud

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In Portugal, it wouldn't be xigando. It's always present tense plus infinitive. So, it would be está xigar. That confuses me a lot because of the Spanish and Brazilian.
 

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The gerund makes perfect sense to me. I always start to use it here, and people look at me like I'm speaking Chinese.