Muito obrigado! Não foi isso que eu

Muito obrigado! Não foi isso que eu queria, mas aprendi uma coisa nova no inglês! Também minha pergunta foi montada sem um tradutor, deve foi difícil sua compreensão no que estava escrito, mas você conseguiu ler que tava escrito pelo menos... Na verdade queria saber se é obrigatório usar a letra "i", em algo que se refere a mim. Ou pode deixar desse jeito uma frase: "Can goes?", em português "Posso ir?

Resultados (Inglês) 1:

thank you! that was not what I wanted, but I learned a new thing in English! Also my question was assembled without a translator, it was difficult to understand what was your writing, but you could read that tava written at least ... actually wanted to know whether it is mandatory to use the letter "i" in something that relates to me. or you can leave this way a sentence: "can goes?"in Portuguese "can I go?

Resultados (Inglês) 2:

Thank you very much! That's not what I wanted, but I learned something new in English! Also my question was assembled without a translator, must have been hard to understand what was written, but you did read that was written at least ... Actually I was wondering if it is mandatory to use the letter "i" in something that refers to me. Or you can leave like this one sentence: "Can goes?" in Portuguese "can I go?

Resultados (Inglês) 3:

Thank you Very Much! This was not what I wanted, but I have learned something new in English! Also my question was assembled without a translator, should was difficult their understanding on what was written, but you managed to read that eyesight was writing at least ... In fact wanted to know if it is mandatory to use the letter "i", in something that refers to me. Or you can leave this way a phrase: "Can goes? ",In Portuguese, "Can I go?