Massagem com facas:quantos sites de apostas existem

Transcript

It’s not food she wants quantos sites de apostas existem to chop – it’s you.

This is a quantos sites de apostas existem massage parlour in Taiwan. Trained specialists use quantos sites de apostas existem blunt knives as well as quantos sites de apostas existem meditation to help their customers relax.

Knife massages date back more than 2,000 years to China, where they were given by monks or nuns.

Now Taiwan is one of the few places where this type of quantos sites de apostas existem therapy is still practised.

Transcriçãoquantos sites de apostas existemportuguês

Não é comida que ela quer quantos sites de apostas existem picar - é você.

Isto é um quantos sites de apostas existem salãoquantos sites de apostas existemmassagemquantos sites de apostas existemTaiwan. Especialistas treinados utilizam cutelos quantos sites de apostas existem cegos alémquantos sites de apostas existem quantos sites de apostas existem meditação para ajudar seus clientes a relaxar.

A massagem com facas é praticada na China há maisquantos sites de apostas existem2 mil anos, aplicadas inicialmente por monges e freiras.

Atualmente, Taiwan é um dos poucos locais onde este tipoquantos sites de apostas existem quantos sites de apostas existem terapia ainda é praticada.

Vocabulary

quantos sites de apostas existem to chop - picar

quantos sites de apostas existem massage parlour - salãoquantos sites de apostas existemmassagem

quantos sites de apostas existem blunt - cego, sem fio

quantos sites de apostas existem meditação - meditação

quantos sites de apostas existem teraphy - terapia

Exercise

to chop / massage parlour / blunt / meditation / therapy

1. Lord Hutton released his findings in January 2004, reporting that the scientist had committed suicide by slashing his wrist with a __________ gardening knife.

2. The roasted guinea pig - called cuy in South America - was brought to our table whole before being __________ into five pieces - four leg portions and the head.

3. A disease which robs children of the ability to walk and talk has been cured by pioneering gene __________ to correct errors in their DNA, say doctors.

4. Adam says that __________ is a crucial part of free-diving. "If you don't stay relaxed, you can't hold your breath," he tells BBC News.

5. Two men have been arrested and weapons have been seized after an armed robbery at a Brighton __________.

Answers

Source: Dr David Kelly: Controversial death examined http://bbc.in/kvhXnR

2. The roasted guinea pig - called cuy in South America - was brought to our table whole before being chopped into five pieces - four leg portions and the head.

Source: Could I bring myself to eat a guinea pig? http://bbc.in/16YrAEa

3. A disease which robs children of the ability to walk and talk has been cured by pioneering gene therapy to correct errors in their DNA, say doctors GMT.

Source: Gene therapy trial 'cures children' http://bbc.in/1auL8Bq

4. Adam says that meditation is a crucial part of free-diving. "If you don't stay relaxed, you can't hold your breath," he tells BBC News.

Source: Man v seal: How we compare with our marine cousins http://bbc.in/1bLvDQY

5. Two men have been arrested and weapons have been seized after an armed robbery at a Brighton massage parlour.

Source: Two arrested over Brighton massage parlour raid http://bbc.in/IeTlrC