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Tongue twister Hi everyone! The last week I was in my english class and I asked to my teacher about if exist "Trabalenguas" or "tongue twister" in english, he told me that it is a good way for practice pronunciation and fluency. Then, we search someones in youtube and practice with that. It was very very funny and really I liked this. Hence, I was thinking in share this with all you for each one share a tongue twister in his language and us try it! It could be very funny and interesting, and could be of help for our learning. Come on!
April 16, 2014
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Doubt with languages. I’ve always had a doubt: In English you say “I love you” when you have good feelings for someone (can be a friend, family or couple). I understand that this is the way to show affection in general. In other case, in spanish exist many ways to show affection, for example: “te quiero” isn’t the same than “Te amo”. The first option is more common in friends and the second, is more common in family or in couple (a relationship). Namely, the words not mean the same, rather are used for state differents degree of affection. When you say “Te amo” you really, really are in love. ¿In others languages are similar? ¿Exist many ways for state differents feelings in your language? I hope that you can understand me, my english is not good still. Thanks.
April 2, 2014
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I'm a beginner Hello everyone. Currently, I'm studying English, I understand when the people spoke me in this language o when I read altough I have problems to develop my ideas or to have a big conversation, for this reason I prefer don't speak because I feel very slow. I want that you help me, tell me someone tips for more fluence or for memorize verbs. Off course, I can help us to learn Spanish. Thanks.
March 26, 2014
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