Conjugate verb "preocupar-se" in Portuguese

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Portuguese is spoken by more than 230 million people, mainly in Brazil and Portugal. Both countries are interesting from a tourism and business development standpoint. To learn the language successfully, you need to know how to conjugate Portuguese verbs correctly in different tenses, such as Presente, Pretérito, Perfeito Composto, Futuro and others.

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