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"Eu cuid0 de uma  senh0ra  la t0m0 cafe  dep0is  alm0c0 dep0is  cafe  tarde  janta  eu trag0 pra janta eu lut0 pra m anda na Vida  errada est0u  lutand0 pra arruma  meu  tet0 esta caind0 tambem  est0u  lutand0 pra c0mpra uma b0b0lete pra vender b0l0 graca abeus  eu n us0 meu  c0rp0  eu ganh0 meu  dinheir0  limp0  e s0 se voce  pude  me ajuda  eu agradec0"
It appears the original text contains some intentional misspellings or informal writing styles, possibly to represent speech or avoid certain filters. Here's the translated version with corrected spellings:\n\n\"I take care of an elderly lady there, I have coffee afterwards, lunch after that, coffee in the afternoon, dinner I bring for dinner. I fight to keep myself from the wrong path, I am fighting to fix my roof which is falling, also I am fighting to buy a motorcycle to sell cakes, thank God, I don't use my body, I earn my money honestly, and if you can help me, I would be grateful.\"\n\nPlease note that the phrase \"b0b0lete\" isn't clear, but based on context it seems they are referring to a motorcycle or a scooter (perhaps a term used locally or a misspelling of \"motocicleta\" which is the Portuguese word for motorcycle). The part about selling cakes might suggest they are looking to start a small business. \"graca abeus\" seems like a misspelled or informal way to express gratitude to God, which would traditionally be \"graças a Deus\" in Portuguese.