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Hello world Hi, my name's David, and this is my first time chating with other people from a different country, I'll like to make a lot of friends and find persons who had the same interest than me; I love music, I play the guitar, still learning but I can play some songs already, I like anime, in specific One piece, naruto and some others, I also like sports, drawing and singing, I play videogames and I like to read, My favorite book it´s "El principito" by Antoine de Saint-exupéry (I don´t know the title of the book in english, suppose it´s like the little prince"), and the last book I read was "The unbearable lightness of being" by Milan Kundera. If someone want to speak spanish sometime I'll be pleasured to help.

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Hello world

Hi, my name's David, and this is my first time chating with other people from a different country, I'd like to make a lot of friends and find people who have the same interest than me. I love music and I play the guitar. I'm still learning, but I can play some songs already. I like anime, in specific One piece, naruto and some others. I also like sports, drawing and singing. I play videogames and I like to read, My favorite book it´s "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-exupéry, and the last book I read was "The unbearable lightness of being" by Milan Kundera. If someone wants to speak spanish sometime I'd be happy to help.

 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Little_Prince If you made a guess at the name blindly you hit it spot on without trying.

 

You spoke a lot with "I'll like to make friends", I'd is correct because I'll means 'I will' which makes it sound definite, but sadly you can't make people be your friends, so it's not definite, so you're trying to make people be your friend. This would fall under a "I would like to " thing, so it gets contracted down to I'd. "I would like to make friends" "I'd like to make friends" "I'd like to get a cup of coffee." "I'd like to eat a bagel."

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