In my job
Today I worked so hardly, I attended a lot of English people, but, I'm very shameful ( vergonzoso ) and I just gave shorts answer. I want to get better my English to can listen and talk well.
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In my job
Today I worked so hardly. I helped a lot of English people, but, I feel very ashamed and I just gave short answers. I want to get better at my English to so I can listen and talk well.
I tried to keep the phrasing of the last sentence as close to the original as possible, but you should know that "I want to improve my English" sounds much more natural.
As adverbs, "hard" and "hardly" mean very different things! My dad likes to say to people at work "Working hard or hardly working?"!
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In my job
Today I worked so hardly very hard, I attended (pienso que es mejor decir "I spoke to" en este contexto.) a lot of English people, but, I was very shameful embarrased ( vergonzoso ) and I just gave shorts answers. I want to get better improve my English so I can listen and talk/speak well.
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