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9 Must-Know Spanish Phrases With “Dar”
"Dar", meaning "to give", is one of the necessary transitive verbs that help you sound like a native Spanish speaker. Who knew that the word for seated could mean assumption!
June 25, 2018
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Learning Article : 9 Must-Know Spanish Phrases With “Dar”

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"Dar", meaning "to give", is one of the necessary transitive verbs that help you sound like a native Spanish speaker. Who knew that the word for seated could mean assumption!

June 25, 2018
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The Key to Successful Language Exchanges
A language exchange should be more than just a nice talk with a stranger about anything in any way. Thus, you want to make sure that you develop a balanced curriculum that fits the needs and goals of both sides. To help you build your curriculum, you may consider these basic steps.
February 8, 2018
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Learning Article : The Key to Successful Language Exchanges

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A language exchange should be more than just a nice talk with a stranger about anything in any way. Thus, you want to make sure that you develop a balanced curriculum that fits the needs and goals of both sides. To help you build your curriculum, you may consider these basic steps.

February 8, 2018
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how do you translate "Asesina sin matar"? The literal translation " assassin without killing" sounds silly in English
April 16, 2016
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iTalki October Challenge I've made a Public Video Pledge for the italki Language Challenge October 2015 >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykr7ydssFd8
October 13, 2015
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Que quiere decir "ya se me quita"? Fue una respuesta de "estás enojado?" - si pero ya se me quita ...algo así Pero no fue algo serio
April 30, 2015
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Practicando con verbos reflexivos (portarse) Normally, my son behaves well. Normalmente, mi hijo se porta bien. When I was little, I think I behaved quite well but sometimes a little foolishly. Cuando yo era pequeña, creo que me portaba bastante bien pero a veces un poco necio. Because you behaved well tonight, I’m going to let you eat candy. Porque te portaste bien esta noche, voy a permiterte comer dulces. I hope my son behaves well on the plane. Espero que mi hjio se porte bien en el avión. If I had more discipline with his routine, my son would behave better. Si yo tuviera más disciplina con su rutina, mi niño se portaría mejor. Until now, you have behaved very well. Hasta ahora, te has portado muy bien.
March 5, 2015
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Practicando el subjuntivo 3 Prefiero que la conozca antes de viajar a Costa Rica. Espero que pueda visitar a mis amigos hoy. Es una lástima que no vuelvan más temprano. Es importante que mi hijo aprenda como ir al baño por él mismo. Te ordeno que vayas a dormir a las 9, aunque piensas que las 10 de la noche es la hora de dormir. Traduccion: I prefer that I meet her before traveling to Costa Rica. I hope I can visit my friends today. It's a shame they didn't get back earlier. It's important that my son learns how to go to the bathroom by himself. I instruct you to go bed at 9, even though you think bedtime is at 10pm.
February 22, 2015
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Practicando el subjuntivo otra vez Estoy contenta que tenga un hijo tan inteligente. I'm happy that I have such an intelligent son. Dudo que salga esta noche porque hay casi siete pulgadas de nieve afuera. I doubt I'm going out tonight because there's almost 7 inches of snow outside. Me levanto temprano y contenta cuando duerma bien. I wake up early and happy when I sleep well. Vamos a acostarnos después de comamos. We're going to bed after we eat. Más vale que duermas hoy porque mañana tienes que trabajar. It's better than you sleep now because tomorrow you have to work.
February 22, 2015
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