Trip anecdotes.
One of the things I love of travel around the world is remember these little anecdotes happens during the trip. My wife and I went to California last summer. In order to improve our English, we thought to rent an AirBnB room and take advantage of live with a native speaker for 5 days in San Francisco. After twenty four hours of flight, bus and subway we got to the place, a wonderful house near The Castro. We were very tired and we can't wait to have a rest in horizontal position. But we had to meet our host before that. Our lovely native speaker. I rang the bell and she opened the door. I'm spanish. When you meet people in Spain is normal to say hello and cheek kissing (two kisses). When I started the movement of the first kiss she did two steps back much better than Luca Doncic, she put her hand between our faces and she said: "no, no, no". You can imagine my face (red like a tomato). My wife was laughing about my face during one month. But it wasn´t the worst. She was German! Come on! 3.000.000.000 miles to have a chat with native speakers and our host is German. I thought: "where is the hidden camera?".
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One of the things I love about travelling around the world is remembering these little anecdotes that happens during the trip. My wife and I went to California last summer in order to improve our English. We thought to rented an AirBnB room to take advantage of living with a native speaker for 5 days in San Francisco. After twenty four hours of flight, bus and subway we got to the place. It was a wonderful house near The Castro. We were very tired and we couldn't wait to have a rest in our bed. horizontal position, but we had to meet our host before that. Our lovely native speaker. I rang the bell and she opened the door. I'm spanish. When you meet people in Spain is normal to say hello and cheek kissing (two kisses). When I started the movement of the first kiss she did two steps back much better than Luca Doncic, she put her hand between our faces and she said: "no, no, no". You can imagine my face (red like a tomato). My wife was laughing about my face for during one month after, but it wasn´t the worst. She was German! Come on! 3.000.000.000 miles to have a chat with native speakers and our host is German. I thought: "where is the hidden camera?".
Great writing, just remember to watch what verb tense you are using. :)
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Trip anecdotes.
One of the things I love about traveling around the world (more commonly used: world travel) is remembering these little anecdotes that happen during the trip. My wife and I went to California last summer. In order to improve our English, we thought to rent an AirBnB room and take advantage of living with a native speaker for 5 days in San Francisco. After twenty-four hours of flight, bus and subway we got to the place, a wonderful house near the Castro. We were very tired and we couldn't wait to have a rest in horizontal position. But we had to meet our host before that. Our lovely native speaker. I rang the bell and she opened the door. I'm Spanish. When you meet people in Spain it is normal to say hello and cheek kiss (two kisses). When I started the movement of the first kiss she took two steps back much faster than Luca Doncic, she put her hand between our faces and she said: "no, no, no". You can imagine my face (red as a tomato). My wife was laughing about my face for a month. But that wasn´t the worst. She was German! Come on! 3.000.000.000 miles to have a chat with native speakers and our host is German. I thought: "where is the hidden camera?".That's funny. I'm sure you came across a lot of Spanish-speaking people as well.
A note: In English we use the comma as a separator in numbers, not the period. So you traveled 3,000,000,000 miles.
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Trip Anecdotes. (Escribimos todas las palabras de un título en mayúsculas)
One of the things I love of about traveling around the world is remembering those little anecdotes that happens during the trip. My wife and I went to California last summer. In order to improve our English, we thought to we would rent an AirBnB room and take advantage of living with a native speaker for 5 days in San Francisco. After a twenty four hours of flight, a bus and a subway, we got to the place, a wonderful house near The Castro. We were very tired and we can't couldn't wait to have a rest in horizontal position, but we had to meet our host before that: our lovely native speaker. I rang the bell and she opened the door. I'm Spanish. When you meet people in Spain it is normal to say hello and then exchange two kisses on the cheek. cheek kissing (two kisses). When I started in for the movement of the first kiss she did took two steps back better than Luca Doncic ever could much better than Luca Doncic, she put her hand between our faces and she said: "no, no, no". You can imagine my face (red like as a tomato). My wife was laughing about my face during one for a month, but it that wasn´t the worst part. She was German! Come on! 3.000.000.000 miles to have a chat speak with native speakers and our host is German. I thought: "where is the hidden camera?".Hahaha! Love it!
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