moro no,tenho,filhos,moça

Question

i was reading a profile on some other site, the member is spanish/native.

Moro no Uruguai, América do Sul, tenho 44 anos, sou casada e tenho 3 filhos. Aprendi inglês quando era moça, nunca falei fluidamente.

i can understand that she is saying: she is from Urugai,south america,she is 44 years old and she has 3 kids, she leared english when she was moça (child i guess).

my question is: is this a slang? or its portuguese?

it sounds portuguese to me,,, any ideas'

Portuguese... - gone, FEB 1, 2011

Answer 1

I live in Uruguay, South America. I'm 44, married, have 3 children. I learned English when I was young, I never spoke it fluently.

Moro en Uruguay, América del Sur, tengo 44 años, soy casada y tengo 3 hijos. Aprendí inglés cuando era jovena, nunca falé con fluidez.

It's Portuguese. "Moça" is a portuguese word, referring to a young girl

Answer 2

People who write in slang don't normally bother adding diacritics that don't exist in the language (ê), or foreign letters (ç).

Answer 3

Yes, it is Portuguese.