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Crave / Yearn What's the difference between crave and yearn?
November 6, 2012
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Presentation Hi, How are you? I'm new in this website. Let me introduce myself to you. I'm Quique, nickname for Enrique, in English Harry lol. I'm 31 years old and I studied a Business Bachellor's Degree in Castellon, Spain. Also, I worked as a bank teller for almost 5 years. Because of the economical crisis, I lost my job and I went to Manchester, UK, where I was living for 6 months studying English and I got the First Certificate of Cambridge. That's means I can speak with fluency, but sometimes I make mistakes. My aim is to get the CAE and for that I need to speak more, spread my vocabulary, try to understand better than I actually do more accents such as Mancunian or Scottish within the English Language. I'm not sure, but may be I will go back to UK soon. I have great friends in there. If you want to make a language exchange, I will be glad to speak with you, teach each other, try to fill our gaps and erase the mistakes. May be we can build up a good friendship. Why not? I would like to speak with English, Scottish, Irish, Welsch, North American, Canadian, Aussie, etc... Besides, if you are learning English and you have a conversation level, it can be great to talk with you full time in English. I can give you my Skype name in order to talk whenever we want Thanks for reading me Quique
October 19, 2012
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Sentence in "Seinfeld" What does this sentence means? If you can explain me in English, it'll be better, but if not, tell me in Spanish, please. Thanks. "Well, nothing. It's no skin off my hide if people like to look." Seinfeld 2x01. Minute 8:29. I barely can guess the meaning. I prefer to ask and make sure
October 13, 2012
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What's the meaning of out when you say mellow out? I'm watching "Anger Management" of Charlie Sheen, which is hilarious and in one moment somebody said "maybe he's mellowed out" I think the meaning is get mature, but why he uses the out, after that. I'm not sure, but I guess that when Brittish people use for example wash up to say that someone has wash all the dishes, American people say wash out, but I'm not sure if this happens in all the cases and verbs in that way Thanks
October 10, 2012
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Introducing myself Hello, I am Quique, a Spanish student who was living in Manchester, UK, during 6 months recently and I got the FCE of Cambridge. Now that I´m back again in Spain I would like to practise my Speaking and some more aspects to face the CAE in the next months because I think it will open many doors in terms of work. Also I would like (why not) make new friends from another country. My native languages are Spanish and Catalan because I grew up in the east side of Spain, Villarreal, Castellón. I enjoy watching sitcoms or series, movies or listening rock music. Thanks for reading my testament lol
October 2, 2012
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