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skippyv20 · 3 months

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Our Prayer List🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️2024

Prayers and good thoughts for our friend who must have surgery on her foot once again. Also, she is having heart issues. Feb 6

Prayers and good thoughts for our friend who needs to have re-surgery to repair her broken femur bone, which has not fused. She was told that it was surgery failure the first time, and she would have to travel to back to Singapore to have the re-surgery done. Feb 5

Prayers and good thoughts for our King Charles III as he battles cancer. We pray also for his family. Feb 5 (Princess of Wales prayers scroll down to Jan 17)

Prayers and good thoughts for our friend’s nephew who has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Feb 3

Prayers and good thoughts for our friend’s daughter who has a benign autonomous nodule which produces the T3 hormone nonstop. She meets with an oncology surgeon Feb 9th. Also, her grandson contracted mono and developed an enlarged spleen - which means he has to be careful with lifting things, etc. and is 19yrs old and thinks he is invincible. And also our friend who hurt her knee and face surgery. She also faces dental surgery. Feb 01

We pray for our friend’s husband who is not well, and in pain at times. We pray for our friend too. Jan 29

We pray for all children who are being bullied. We pray for them to be kept safe and out of harm’s way physically and mentally. Jan 19

We pray for our friend who for 36 years has suffered from a progressive, painful, debilitating neurological illness that has her housebound, and she is tired. Jan 19

We pray for Princess of Wales as she recovers after major surgery. We pray for her recovery to be quick and without any issues. We pray for Prince of Wales and children as they go through this trial as a family. Jan 17

We pray and send good thoughts for our friend who again is facing struggles, that don’t seem to end Jan 11

We pray and send good thoughts for our friend and her daughter who is going through some things. Jan9

We pray and send good thoughts for Jenna. She has just lost her dad to cancer and it’s hitting her hard.Jan8

We pray and send good thoughts for our friend who is struggling with family issues and is looking for answers as to how to resolve them. She is very hurt by it all. Jan8

We pray and send good thoughts for our friend’s two daughters.One has multiple health issues and is feeling overwhelmed. She has appointments with two specialists in January and I am praying for some positive outcomes. Her other daughter is an addict and has been in hospital since New Years eve with a serious blood infection. Once she is discharged she plans to return to a very unhealthy living situation, even though her brother offered to take her in. Even after discharge she will require home care for the picc line. Jan7

We pray and send good thoughts for one of our Tumblr friends who has stepped away and we await her return. Jan6

We pray and send good thoughts for our friend’s sister-in-law who very soon will undergo 2 surgeries (abdominal cyst & brain tumor). Jan4

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pleatedjeans · 4 months

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45 Spicy Relationship Memes To Make Your Inner Freak Laugh Today (January 4, 2024)

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polyglot-thought · 8 months

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[Cantonese→English] @stand.for.hk Instagram Account Bio — Color Coded Translation

Link to account

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撐香港人 · 撐普世價值

caang1 hoeng1 gong2 jan4 · caang1 pou2 sai3 gaa3 zik6

Supporting Hong Kongers • Supporting universal values

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同行兒女

tung4 hong4 ji4 neoi5

Sons and daughters of the same trade

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我哋真係好撚鍾意香港

ngo5 dei6 zan1 hai6 hou2 nan2 zung1 ji3 hoeng1 gong2

We really fucking love Hong Kong a lot

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分享：影像文字梗圖繪作

fan1 hoeng2: jing2 zoeng6 man4 zi6 gang2 tou4 kui2 zok3

Sharing: Pictures Writings Memes Drawings

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和你：調侃 · 迷因 · 時事 · 感悟 · 分享

wo4 nei5: tiu4 hon2 · mai4 jan1 · si4 si6 · gam2 ng6 · fan1 hoeng2

With You: Mockery • Memes • Current Affairs • Appreciation • Sharing

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Please correct me if I made a mistake

Translated September 2023

#color coded translation #cantonese langblr #learn cantonese #cantonese #cantonese vocabulary #study cantonese #cantonese language #粵語 #廣東話 #香港 #hong kong protests 2019 #hong kong

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peachycanton · 1 year

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Writing “Chinese” in Chinese

Here is a little bit of information that I thought would be great to share!

So whenever I’m writing my tags or trying to introduce myself, I think about how I would actually write the name of my target language. So for example, to say “I am learning Spanish” I would write “ Estoy aprendiendo español”. The translation is simple. But for Chinese, that’s not the case.

There are differences in Chinese as it’s written versus when it’s spoken. There’s also differences between Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Chinese. It was interesting trying to make sense of which ones to use and when, so I looked it up! I used several resources, which will be linked at the end.

Below, I have the noted words, with both Mandarin and Cantonese pinyin and jyutping to showcase how it’s pronounced. There are also detailed explanations as well. Anyway, here it goes!

Chinese (person): 中国人。 Zhōng guó rén / zung1 gwok3 jan4

The main reason why I placed this here is due to how English as a language works. When you look up how to say Chinese in Chinese, this will pop up. It’s only due to the fact that English uses words such Chinese, Spanish, etc to describe the language, people, and objects pertaining to that country. So we use “Chinese” for both “I am Chinese” and “I speak Chinese”. This not the case for other languages though. They have separate words for the language and the people. So in Chinese, to that say a Chinese person you use “中国人”.

This breaks down in multiple ways. 中 means middle and it’s commonly used to as an indication for China. 国 means country so when used with 中， it means middle country, or China. When having 人 , which means person, it becomes the meaning given above. All of this is important to know as 中 and the other characters will be used with this context in mind.

Chinese (written): 中文 zhōng wén / zung1 man4

This is mainly for Chinese as the written language. It can apply to all the languages under it (so mandarin, cantonese, etc). It can also be used for the spoken Chinese as well. This would be the simplest form to use when wanting to say “I’m learning Chinese.” This would not help with specifics though.

This is written like this due to 文 meaning writing, character, script, and language. With 中 meaning China, the two form together to create the meaning of “the written language of China”, “the Chinese written language,” or even a simple “Chinese writing”. It also can be seen as “Chinese Language” as well. This is why even though you can use this as a simple “Chinese”, it carries the idea of writing in Chinese.

In general, if you don’t mind the vagueness of 中文, then you can use it. But if you want to be specific in whether your learning Mandarin, Cantonese, etc, then use the ones below.

Mandarin Chinese (Han People): 汉语 hàn yǔ / hon3 jyu5

This is used to say the language of the Han people, which make up most of the Chinese population. This is understood to mean Mandarin and is commonly used for it. It is also used by teachers as well so while 中文 is used by everyday people to say Chinese, 汉语 might be used in schools to specify Mandarin.

This is broken down by 汉 meaning the Han people, an ethnic group that makes up most of the population in China, and 语 meaning language, tongue, or expression. This means that with the two combined, it brings the idea of “Han language” or “language of the Han people”. It is used more often to refer to the spoken language of Chinese, such as Mandarin.

Small note: I went back through to double check this post and it seems that for some speakers, this actually does refer to other dialects/languages. Some have noted that people can use this to also mean Cantonese as well, although several articles go against this.

Mandarin Chinese (Common Language): 普通话 pútōng huà / pou2 tung1 waa2

This is used to also say Mandarin Chinese, but through the idea of a “common language” or “common dialect”. It’s from the idea of speaking in the common dialect, which in China and learning settings, would be Mandarin. This is how the Chinese government puts their official language.

This can be broken down by 普 meaning universal, general, widespread, 通 meaning pass through, common, communicate, and 话 meaning speak, talk, communicate, dialect. This all comes together to form the idea of a common dialect.

I am curious if this meaning for Mandarin Chinese changes depending on environment. If one is in an environment where most speakers speak Cantonese, would 普通话 mean Cantonese instead? Would love to know!

Mandarin Chinese (Taiwan): 国语 guóyǔ / gwok3 jyu5

This version is used primarily in Taiwan. It means “language of the country” or “country language”. This doesn’t explain much about the exact language is it, but since Mandarin is spoken in Taiwan, using this word to describe Mandarin makes sense. It’s the idea of speaking the country or national language, aka Mandarin.

This word can be broken down by 国 and 语。Both of which have been explained above.

Mandarin Chinese (Overseas): 华语 huáyǔ / waa4 jyu5

Now in in the articles I looked at, they note that even in overseas communities there are different words for Mandarin. This version is used mainly in South East Asian countries, such as Singapore and Malaysia. This time though, the ideas behind the characters are a bit more complex in nature.

The characters can be broken down by 华 and 语. While 语 has been explained before, 华 carries a much more complicated history. Just as 中 can mean “Middle” while also being used to mean China, 华 does the same. 华 means splendid, magnificent, and flowery, but it’s not this meaning that 华语 is using. That is due to 华 being used in the word 华夏， which is a concept of the Chinese civilization and nation. It’s an awareness of the Han people and their ancestors.

夏 is the name of the very fist Chinese Dynasty, the one that formed the country. Having 华夏 together brings this idea of a great dynasty and the importance it holds for Chinese communities and their shared history. So for Chinese people in places such as Singapore and Malaysia, it’s way for them to connect to their ancestry. They can also connect with their language through this, hence 华语。

This all comes together to bring the idea of Chinese people in Singapore speaking the language of their people or ancestors, which in most cases is understood to be Mandarin. The language of their Han ancestors, 华语，is Mandarin.

Mandarin (Officialese): 官话 guān huà / gun1 waa2

This one is very straight forward, but is also used in many different contexts. 官 means official, bureaucratic, or government. When this is combined with 话, it takes on the meaning of official language, which in China is Mandarin. This isn’t it’s only meaning though. It can also be used to say bureaucratic language or even used to mock or joke about “official language” or “officialese”. So be mindful that this isn’t used to only mean Mandarin.

Mandarin (Northern Dialect): 北方方言 běi fāng fāng yán / baak1 fong1 fong1 jin4

This one is actually quite simple! The first part of this is 北方, which means north or northern. The second part, 方言, means topolect, which is sorta like a dialect. This very easily translates into northern topolect/dialect. This encompasses all the dialects of northern, north eastern, and south westward China into one thing of “Mandarin”. This is only really used in linguistic circles. It wasn’t in the main articles and only brought up in terms of linguistics so using this is not very important. It’s only for technicalities.

So far this is all that I have found for Mandarin but, there are also several ways to say Cantonese as well.

Cantonese (Hong Kong): 粤语 yuèyǔ / jyut6 jyu5

This word is mainly used in Hong Kong. This variation is also complex in it’s meaning as it brings older ideas of the southern provinces in China. 语 has already been explained previously but 粤 carries much more history. When looking up 粤, it doesn’t show much detail other than just “Cantonese” or “Guangdong or Gaungxi province”. But if you look at the radical used in the character, this brings more information.

In the character 粤, there is the radical 米. This radical has the meaning of husked rice or grains of rice. This brings about the ideas of 粤 relating to rice, and in turn the language of things associated with rice. This is amazing because rice was traditionally cultivated in southern china. Rice was made in the south due to the warm and wet climate. Now, the south is associated with Rice. There is even an on going stereotype that southern Chinese people love rice and rice related things.

So Cantonese, which tends to be spoken in southern China, is referred to as 粤语, a word that is related to rice. It all comes together in this cool way that otherwise would not have been known without going into the radical.

Cantonese (Mainland China): 广东话 guǎngdōnghuà / jim2 dung1 waa2 or 6

This version is used by those in mainland china. The word gains its meaning from the region of 广东, which is a province in southern China where most of the population speaks Cantonese. (Where my Chinese ancestors are from :D ) Because of this, Cantonese is referred to as 广东话, or “Guangdong Language” or “Guangdong Dialect”.

This is very simple to break down as 话 was explained previously. 广东 is simply the name of the region in southern China. The character 广 means wide, extensive, and broad. The character 东 means east, host, or owner. I’m not sure on the history of why the southern provinces are named this way, but it is interesting to know. I will probably make a post explaining this history when or if I find I out.

Cantonese 白话 báihuà / baak6 waa2

This version of saying “Cantonese” is very very informal. It’s a term that’s very colloquial. It’s reportedly not used in Hong Kong, but can still be used in Mainland China. It’s a term that has many other uses and meanings so it’s not wise to use it only to say “Cantonese”. It can mean gossip, chit-chat, or even baseless claims. This is all derived from it’s characters.

白 means white, but just like many other languages, white isn’t only to say the color. 白 is also used to mean blank, clear, or plain. With this, when combined with 话, it gives off the idea of speaking very plainly and/or having nothing of value to your talk in either gossip or no evidence to back up claims.

It’s versatile in it’s use due to this, but those who use it to mean Cantonese are probably using it to make Cantonese seem like the “common” or “plain” language used. It’s the same idea of 普通话, where it’s the common tongue or dialect. Or at least that’s how I’m interpreting it.

This is all I have in terms of how to say “Chinese” in Chinese. I realize only after making this post that I did not use traditional characters at all. This would only change the appearance of the characters, not the pronunciation or use of the characters. Anyway, besides this I hope this post proved to be helpful and allowed many of you to learn something new! My sources are now listed below!

Sources:

https://goeastmandarin.com/how-say-chinese-language-mandarin-chinese/

https://www.duchinese.net/blog/91-how-to-say-chinese-in-chinese/

https://www.tutormandarin.net/en/5-ways-how-to-say-chinese-in-chinese/

https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-write-Cantonese-in-Cantonese

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-Mandarin-word-for-Mandarin

https://www.mdbg.net/chinese/dictionary

https://www.pleco.com/

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don-dake · 1 year

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雖然已經正式又係一個新年嘞…精神上係噉想諗但實際上，同舊年並冇咩分別…只不過係月曆牌換咗啫！(笑) 日常生活都係要照過嘅！

而呢個周末假期同平時嘅周末假期冇咩分別，如果冇人叫我出去嘅話，我都係選擇留喺屋企靜靜地讀下書，睇下電視節目噉。我嘅生活方式係咪聽起嚟好無聊呢？(笑) 笑我都無所謂啦！都習慣囉！

講返正題…所以今次同平時嘅閒時一樣，我選擇留喺屋企睇舊港劇。既然「無線」先排又喺網上重播《非常保鑣》，我就睇返一下。雖然好似唔係幾耐前我先睇過一次喔！(笑) 無所謂啦！因為我好鍾意睇陳妙瑛啲劇，亦都比較鍾意睇啲舊港劇嘛！

而呢齣劇雖然同一般「無線」嘅細製作品小型製作品冇咩特別，但起碼總算係有啲好笑，其他演員中亦都冇一個會令我討厭到，覺得煩嗰啲，所以對我嚟講係算一齣「好劇」。(笑)

今次睇返，起碼可以仔細聽多啲上一排前排冇留意到嘅一些說話，可以再次學多一啲只有廣東話獨有嘅短語。喺呢個新嘅一年，繼續進步廣東話改善我嘅廣東話（同中文）吧！🉐

改寫：多得 mslinchinese @ Instagram 嘅指點！多謝晒！m(_ _)m

「佢哋話呢要籌募經費建新禮堂。」

新詞：籌募 (cau4 mou6 / chóu mù)

「嘩要捐款嘅唔好預埋我呀！」

新詞：預埋 (jyu6 maai4)

「認住我呢個嘜頭，第日搵老公唔好搵我呢態人，嫁咗賺心悒。」

新詞：嘜頭 (mak1 tau4)，心悒 (sam1 ngap1/jap1)

「咪咁篩自己嘞。」 / 「別這麼奚落自己。」

新詞：篩 (sai1)，奚落 (hai4 lok6 / xī luò)

「你咁飢不擇食呀，因住添呀！好容易出事…」

新詞：飢不擇食 (gei1 bat1 zaak6 sek6/zī bù zé shí)

第二集

「今次真係偷雞唔到蝕揸米。」 / 「這回真的是賠了夫人又折兵。」

新詞：偷雞唔到蝕揸米 (tau1 gai1 m4 dou2 sit6 zaa1 mai5)，賠了夫人又折兵 (pui4 liu5 fu1 jan4 jau6 zit3 bing1 / péi le fūren yòu zhé bīng)

第四集

「嗰個瞓厲頸會咁好死？！」

新詞：瞓厲頸 (fan3 lai2 geng2)

第五集

《非常保鑣》 (1999)

#Canto I learn?#Dake Rambles #Canto Practise #Cantonese #Mandarin #Mandoring along #Chinese Language #Language #HK Drama #Ultra Protection #TVB #Mariane Chan #Bowie Lam #Angie Cheong #Law Lok Lam #My Caps

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futfemspain · 2 years

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Where is J4na in that new ketonico video? It’s not same place as the other “day in life” vid. Do we think 🍐 was filming? She commented already. anon Ibiza, btw enjoying your euro write ups!

oh thank you!!! i dont think that is jan4 home tbh

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frusint · 4 months

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Jan4

Thu

There was class but only for a moment haha

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neoyanl · 7 months

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《娛樂圈血肉史》＃4

我係矢志要做一個演員嘅

ngo5 hai6 ci5 zi3 jiu3 zou6 jat1 go3 jin2 jyun4 ge3

點解我要做一個演員啊

dim2 gaai2 ngo5 jiu3 zou6 jat1 go3 jin2 jyun4 aa1

因為我天生出嚟就係有演戲嘅細胞架喇

jan1 wai6 ngo5 tin1 saang1 ceot1 lai4 zau6 hai6 jau5 jin2 hei3 ge1 sai3 baau1 gaa3 laa3

嗱我知道呢度有好多人細細個你哋鍾意玩下做戲扮下嘢啊

naa4 ngo5 zi1 dou6 ni1 dou6 jau5 hou2 do1 jan4 sai3 sai3 go3 nei5 dei6 zung1 ji3 waan2 haa6 zou6 hei3 baan6 haa6 je5 aa1

扮下爸爸媽媽有冇啊

baan6 haa6 baa4 baa1 maa4 maa1 jau5 mou5 aa1

吓扮下結婚有冇啊

haa5 baan6 haa6 git3 fan1 jau5 mou5 aa1

我細細嗰陣同我啲Friend已經唔扮呢啲嘢架喇

ngo5 sai3 sai3 go2 zan6 tung4 ngo5 di1 Friend ji5 ging1 m4 baan6 ni1 di1 je5 laa3

我一扮就係扮姦夫淫婦架喇

ngo5 jat1 baan6 zau6 hai6 baan6 gaan1 fu1 jam4 fu5 gaa3 laa3

但唔知係咪我個樣比較正直啊

daan6 m4 zi1 hai6 mi1 ngo5 go3 joeng6 bei2 gaau3 zing3 zik6 aa1

即係從來都冇份扮姦婦架啵

zik1 hai6 cung4 loi4 dou1 mou5 fan2 baan6 gaan1 fu1 gaa3 bo3

咁唔係亦都唔係扮淫婦

gam3 m4 hai6 jik6 dou1 m4 hai6 baan2 jam4 fu5

係扮淫婦個老公啊

hai6 baan6 jam4 fu5 go3 lou5 gung1 aa1

I am determined to become an actor. Why do I want to be an actor? Because I believe I have a natural talent for acting. I know there are some people here who used to enjoy playing roles when they were kids. Have any of you ever played the role of a mom or dad? Have you ever pretended to get married? When I was young, My friends from that group and I no longer engage in playing these things; we took on the roles of adulterers. However, I don't know if it's because I appear to have more integrity, as I've never been cast as a adulterer. Well, I was not playing a unfaithful wife either; I was playing the husband of the adulteress.

#language #cantonese #yan嘅言 #粤拼 #黄子华 #栋笃笑

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audienciaon · 50 years

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Audiência detalhada da telenovela 'Supermanoela', de Walther Negrão

Mais do que tabelas: clique aqui e confira gráficos da audiência detalhada de "Supermanoela", produção com autoria de Walther Negrão, com direção geral de Gonzaga Blota e Reynaldo Boury, exibida na Rede Globo em 1974.

Supermanoela

Walther Negrão

Gonzaga Blota e Reynaldo Boury

21 jan 1974 a 5 jul 1974

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6 mai

Cap. 91

45,00

7 mai

Cap. 92

44,00

8 mai

Cap. 93

46,00

9 mai

Cap. 94

44,00

10 mai

Cap. 95

45,00

11 mai

Cap. 96

44,00

13 mai

Cap. 97

46,00

14 mai

Cap. 98

47,00

15 mai

Cap. 99

44,00

16 mai

Cap. 100

43,00

17 mai

Cap. 101

43,00

18 mai

Cap. 102

47,00

20 mai

Cap. 103

47,00

21 mai

Cap. 104

41,00

22 mai

Cap. 105

47,00

23 mai

Cap. 106

48,00

24 mai

Cap. 107

41,00

25 mai

Cap. 108

40,00

27 mai

Cap. 109

42,00

28 mai

Cap. 110

38,00

29 mai

Cap. 111

44,00

30 mai

Cap. 112

48,00

31 mai

Cap. 113

47,00

1 jun

Cap. 114

49,00

3 jun

Cap. 115

45,00

4 jun

Cap. 116

51,00

5 jun

Cap. 117

45,00

6 jun

Cap. 118

53,00

7 jun

Cap. 119

43,00

8 jun

Cap. 120

42,00

10 jun

Cap. 121

49,00

11 jun

Cap. 122

40,00

12 jun

Cap. 123

47,00

13 jun

Cap. 124

43,00

14 jun

Cap. 125

43,00

15 jun

Cap. 126

46,00

17 jun

Cap. 127

44,00

18 jun

Cap. 128

44,00

19 jun

Cap. 129

47,00

20 jun

Cap. 130

47,00

21 jun

Cap. 131

48,00

22 jun

Cap. 132

46,00

24 jun

Cap. 133

52,00

25 jun

Cap. 134

47,00

26 jun

Cap. 135

47,00

27 jun

Cap. 136

45,00

28 jun

Cap. 137

47,00

29 jun

Cap. 138

51,00

1 jul

Cap. 139

49,00

2 jul

Cap. 140

40,7

23 fev 1974

42,2

19 mar 1974

+1,5

3,7

43,7

16 mai 1974

+1,5

3,6

44,55

+3,3

7,9

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22 jan

28 jan

-42414642335042,332

29 jan

4 fev

-43404135524041,833

5 fev

11 fev

-40454440484042,834

12 fev

18 fev

-44473947423642,505

19 fev

25 fev

-41424539423741,006

26 fev

4 mar

-46424246403842,337

5 mar

11 mar

-40515047454646,508

12 mar

18 mar

-47414745434544,679

19 mar

25 mar

-43474245424143,3310

26 mar

1 abr

-45434548514746,5011

2 abr

8 abr

-48394748494345,6712

9 abr

15 abr

-47384345494344,1713

16 abr

22 abr

-44474844434945,8314

23 abr

29 abr

-49474452435047,5015

30 abr

6 mai

-45444440394743,1716

7 mai

13 mai

-44454446444544,6717

14 mai

20 mai

-47464744434345,0018

21 mai

27 mai

-40474147484144,0019

28 mai

3 jun

-49423844484744,6720

4 jun

10 jun

-42455145534346,5021

11 jun

17 jun

-46494047434344,6722

18 jun

24 jun

-46444447474846,0023

25 jun

1 jul

-51524747454748,1724

2 jul

--49----49,00

20,50

22 jan

Cap. 2

29,00

23 jan

Cap. 3

32,25

24 jan

Cap. 4

32,40

25 jan

Cap. 5

35,33

26 jan

Cap. 6

36,29

28 jan

Cap. 7

36,75

29 jan

Cap. 8

37,22

30 jan

Cap. 9

37,00

31 jan

Cap. 10

38,36

1 fev

Cap. 11

38,50

2 fev

Cap. 12

38,85

4 fev

Cap. 13

39,29

5 fev

Cap. 14

39,60

6 fev

Cap. 15

39,63

7 fev

Cap. 16

40,12

8 fev

Cap. 17

40,11

9 fev

Cap. 18

40,11

11 fev

Cap. 19

40,45

12 fev

Cap. 20

40,38

13 fev

Cap. 21

40,68

14 fev

Cap. 22

40,74

15 fev

Cap. 23

40,54

16 fev

Cap. 24

40,68

18 fev

Cap. 25

40,73

19 fev

Cap. 26

40,89

20 fev

Cap. 27

40,82

21 fev

Cap. 28

40,86

22 fev

Cap. 29

40,73

23 fev

Cap. 30

40,74

25 fev

Cap. 31

40,78

26 fev

Cap. 32

40,82

27 fev

Cap. 33

40,97

28 fev

Cap. 34

40,94

1 mar

Cap. 35

40,86

2 mar

Cap. 36

41,00

4 mar

Cap. 37

41,26

5 mar

Cap. 38

41,49

6 mar

Cap. 39

41,63

7 mar

Cap. 40

41,71

8 mar

Cap. 41

41,81

9 mar

Cap. 42

41,77

11 mar

Cap. 43

41,75

12 mar

Cap. 44

41,87

13 mar

Cap. 45

41,93

14 mar

Cap. 46

41,96

15 mar

Cap. 47

42,02

16 mar

Cap. 48

42,12

18 mar

Cap. 49

42,22

19 mar

Cap. 50

42,22

20 mar

Cap. 51

42,27

21 mar

Cap. 52

42,26

22 mar

Cap. 53

42,24

23 mar

Cap. 54

42,25

25 mar

Cap. 55

42,27

26 mar

Cap. 56

42,32

27 mar

Cap. 57

42,41

28 mar

Cap. 58

42,56

29 mar

Cap. 59

42,63

30 mar

Cap. 60

42,67

1 abr

Cap. 61

42,61

2 abr

Cap. 62

42,68

3 abr

Cap. 63

42,77

4 abr

Cap. 64

42,86

5 abr

Cap. 65

42,86

6 abr

Cap. 66

42,94

8 abr

Cap. 67

42,87

9 abr

Cap. 68

42,87

10 abr

Cap. 69

42,90

11 abr

Cap. 70

42,99

12 abr

Cap. 71

42,99

13 abr

Cap. 72

43,04

15 abr

Cap. 73

43,09

16 abr

Cap. 74

43,16

17 abr

Cap. 75

43,17

18 abr

Cap. 76

43,17

19 abr

Cap. 77

43,24

20 abr

Cap. 78

43,25

22 abr

Cap. 79

43,30

23 abr

Cap. 80

43,31

24 abr

Cap. 81

43,41

25 abr

Cap. 82

43,41

26 abr

Cap. 83

43,49

27 abr

Cap. 84

43,55

29 abr

Cap. 85

43,56

30 abr

Cap. 86

43,56

1 mai

Cap. 87

43,52

2 mai

Cap. 88

43,47

3 mai

Cap. 89

43,51

4 mai

Cap. 90

43,53

6 mai

Cap. 91

43,54

7 mai

Cap. 92

43,55

8 mai

Cap. 93

43,57

9 mai

Cap. 94

43,58

10 mai

Cap. 95

43,59

11 mai

Cap. 96

43,60

13 mai

Cap. 97

43,62

14 mai

Cap. 98

43,66

15 mai

Cap. 99

43,66

16 mai

Cap. 100

43,65

17 mai

Cap. 101

43,65

18 mai

Cap. 102

43,68

20 mai

Cap. 103

43,71

21 mai

Cap. 104

43,69

22 mai

Cap. 105

43,72

23 mai

Cap. 106

43,76

24 mai

Cap. 107

43,73

25 mai

Cap. 108

43,70

27 mai

Cap. 109

43,68

28 mai

Cap. 110

43,63

29 mai

Cap. 111

43,63

30 mai

Cap. 112

43,67

31 mai

Cap. 113

43,70

1 jun

Cap. 114

43,75

3 jun

Cap. 115

43,76

4 jun

Cap. 116

43,82

5 jun

Cap. 117

43,83

6 jun

Cap. 118

43,91

7 jun

Cap. 119

43,90

8 jun

Cap. 120

43,88

10 jun

Cap. 121

43,93

11 jun

Cap. 122

43,89

12 jun

Cap. 123

43,92

13 jun

Cap. 124

43,91

14 jun

Cap. 125

43,90

15 jun

Cap. 126

43,92

17 jun

Cap. 127

43,92

18 jun

Cap. 128

43,92

19 jun

Cap. 129

43,95

20 jun

Cap. 130

43,97

21 jun

Cap. 131

44,00

22 jun

Cap. 132

44,02

24 jun

Cap. 133

44,07

25 jun

Cap. 134

44,10

26 jun

Cap. 135

44,12

27 jun

Cap. 136

44,12

28 jun

Cap. 137

44,14

29 jun

Cap. 138

44,19

1 jul

Cap. 139

44,23

2 jul

Cap. 140

out 1972 - jun 1973

Uma Rosa com Amor

jul 1973 - jan 1974

Carinhoso

jan 1974 - jul 1974

Supermanoela

jul 1974 - jan 1975

Corrida do Ouro

jan 1975 - jun 1975

Cuca Legal

221

Uma Rosa com Amor

-7

-3,1

174

Carinhoso

-47

-21,3

138

Supermanoela

-36

-20,7

178

Corrida do Ouro

+40

29,0

119

Cuca Legal

-59

-33,1

Uma Rosa com Amor

-3

-7,1

Carinhoso

5,1

Supermanoela

-41

-100,0

Corrida do Ouro

+49

0,0

Cuca Legal

-16

-32,7

Uma Rosa com Amor

-3

-9,1

Carinhoso

30,0

Supermanoela

-6

-15,4

Corrida do Ouro

-1

-3,0

Cuca Legal

-2

-6,3

Uma Rosa com Amor

-1

-1,7

Carinhoso

7,0

Supermanoela

-8

-13,1

Corrida do Ouro

7,5

Cuca Legal

-2

-3,5

Uma Rosa com Amor

+46

0,0

Carinhoso

19,6

Supermanoela

-8

-14,5

0Corrida do Ouro

-47

-100,0

Cuca Legal

+53

0,0

44,5

Uma Rosa com Amor

+-0,5

-1,1

47,9

Carinhoso

+3,4

7,6

44,5

Supermanoela

+-3,4

-7,1

43,9

Corrida do Ouro

+-0,6

-1,3

Cuca Legal

+0,1

0,2

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