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a little bit of myself
Hallo, mein Name ist Isamel und ich lebe in Lateinamerika, speziell in Buenos Aires, Argentinien, ich lebte zwanzig Jahre in Venezuela und ich habe kolumbianische Familienvorfahren.
In diesem moment werde ich versuchen, auf Deutsch zu sprechen und einige kuriose Fakten über diese Region der Welt zu erzählen.
Spanisch ist meine Muttersprache, mein Akzent ist Teil der karibischen Variante von Zentralvenezuela, obwohl meine siebenjährige Erfahrung in Argentinien meinen Akzent zu einem Spanisch vom Typ Rioplatense gemacht hat, das einen tropischen phonetischen Ton hat. Ich versuche im Moment, die englische Sprache zu beherrschen.
Ich habe eine Website namens turismoenjupiter.com, die in vier Sprachen geschrieben ist.
May 26, 2018
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ENGLISH FOR PSYCHOLOGY, PHYLOSOPHY AND GEOPOLITICS
Is someone out there available to speak about this topics with me, that would make me effort more in the process of learning, in exchange, i can teach you spanish also, it doesnt matter where are you from, it's always interesting to learn about other countries and cultures, i would like to learn more about Asia, and have contact with asians in order to learn and absorbe like a sponge from all those different but fascinating history behind.
i would like to exchange writting and also pronunciation, i use whatsapp so it's always a good way, i have really nice pdf and audios to learn spanish as well
i would like to exchange writting and also pronunciation, i use whatsapp so it's always a good way, i have really nice pdf and audios to learn spanish as well
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ich arbeite als kellner in Argentinien, kommen Sie mit mir
Willkommen bei Sagardi ich heiße Isamel und ich komme aus dem Küstengebirge der Karibkküste im Norden Venezuelas, ich bin Vierundzwanzig Jahre alt und ich wohne seit vier Jahren in San Telmo, Buenos Aires. Argentinien, Es freut mich sehr, dass ich heute Abend ihr kellner sein zu dürfen
Wir haben hier zwei verschiedene Ambiente, der Tapas-Bar und auch Wir haben eine Rückseite mit eine formelle Restaurant a la carte.
Wenn Sie möchten, könnte ich Erkläre wie alles funktioniert, ich meinst die Sache mit der Abrechnung nach Anzahl der Holzstäbchen ¿ok?
Wenn das, was Sie wollen sind Pinchos, bitte nehmen Sie ein Teller von der bar und wählen Sie, was Sie essen wollen, dann legen Sie die Holzstäbchen auf dem Teller damit wir sie zählen können Sobald Sie alle fertig sind
Wir haben zwei Arten von Spießen, heiß und kalt pintxos
Die Lage und Atmosphäre des Sagardi ist sehr angenehm
i will keep working on this but i'll do it later, i have to go sleep, if there is any mistake please help me with that.
February 21, 2017
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Karibikküste
Ich komme von das Küstengebirge an der Karibikküste in norden Venezuela
Hier ist ein Bild zur Veranschaulichung, Ich war in der Nähe des blauen Kreis geboren, aber Auch in die gleiche Künstengebirge bewohnen etwa 21.000 Deutschen Einwohner
Colonia Tovar liegt in der Küstenkordillere westlich von Caracas in 1800 bis 2000 Meter Höhe. (grüner Punkt)
1843 wanderten 358 Bürger aus der Gegend des Kaiserstuhls über Le Havre nach Venezuela aus, vornehmlich aus Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, Forchheim (Kaiserstuhl), Wyhl und Oberbergen.
Dort wurden sie nach einigen Wirren an ihrem heutigen Ort angesiedelt. Die Bauern pflanzten Gemüse und Obst an und brauten auch das erste Bier Venezuelas; sie bauten ihre Häuser im Fachwerkstil. Die Dorfgemeinschaft blieb bis 1942 mit eigenen Gesetzen unter sich und geriet nach und nach in Vergessenheit.
Erst nach dem Bau einer Asphaltstraße 1964 hielt die Moderne Einzug in Colonia Tovar. In den 1960er Jahren nahmen die Einwohner der Colonia Tovar, die bis heute ihre Sprache im alemannischen Dialekt (Kaiserstühler Dialekt) und ihre Traditionen bis hin zur alemannischen Fastnacht (Fasnet) pflegen, wieder engen Kontakt zu ihrer badischen Heimat auf. So kommt es, dass viele Nachfahren ihre Ausbildung in Deutschland machten. Das Dorf ist heute eine beliebte Touristenattraktion und Wochenendausflugsziel für die Einwohner von Caracas.
February 11, 2017
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¿is there any Canadian who would like to read this?
this is a personal thought and i wanted to share
hello, my name is Isamel and i used to say ''i'm a Venezuelan'', but since i left my country and started to travel and getting in touch with different kind of societies, i also began to understand the national identity from a different perspective, and not only the one that my own culture introduced me in addition to creating several of the construction blocks of my idiosyncrasy.
It's OK, the national identity is provided to us via education and it also has to be with the power, and also because what we perceive in the environment is shaping our psychology as well , the own human identity mostly is attached to a specific location with great significance, but this is not about something legal, it's common that at certain point we end up saying i'm Venezuelan, Colombian, Argentinian, German, Canadian, and we are separating from each other, creating different species of humans, even when we like to think we are the same.
I've been living in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 3 years ago, and I've been having a nice experience, It blew my mind, and i consider that now it's time to keep going. Right now i'm learning German since 4 months ago, and it's going well but i have to put more effort at it. the reason?, yes, i'm thinking about keep travelling and living in other countries, I've been researching about: Norway, Australia, Germany, comparing among the countries in which i have been, other countries in Latin America, checking the minimum wage in several places, and for me is also a decision to go to Germany because i feel affinity with the German culture, but then it comes Canada and stands up in the spotlight of my inspiration and Vancouver's pictures makes me wonder about breathing that air and drinking that water, climbing that mountains, having nice conversation with Canadian people, even studying a career there. but, i don't know enough. i want to start meeting Canadian people, and having conversations with them in order to ask so many things. but...
i will not ask anything in particular, if you read this, it would be kind if you gave me an idea about what do you perceive about the migration to your country
hello, my name is Isamel and i used to say ''i'm a Venezuelan'', but since i left my country and started to travel and getting in touch with different kind of societies, i also began to understand the national identity from a different perspective, and not only the one that my own culture introduced me in addition to creating several of the construction blocks of my idiosyncrasy.
It's OK, the national identity is provided to us via education and it also has to be with the power, and also because what we perceive in the environment is shaping our psychology as well , the own human identity mostly is attached to a specific location with great significance, but this is not about something legal, it's common that at certain point we end up saying i'm Venezuelan, Colombian, Argentinian, German, Canadian, and we are separating from each other, creating different species of humans, even when we like to think we are the same.
I've been living in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 3 years ago, and I've been having a nice experience, It blew my mind, and i consider that now it's time to keep going. Right now i'm learning German since 4 months ago, and it's going well but i have to put more effort at it. the reason?, yes, i'm thinking about keep travelling and living in other countries, I've been researching about: Norway, Australia, Germany, comparing among the countries in which i have been, other countries in Latin America, checking the minimum wage in several places, and for me is also a decision to go to Germany because i feel affinity with the German culture, but then it comes Canada and stands up in the spotlight of my inspiration and Vancouver's pictures makes me wonder about breathing that air and drinking that water, climbing that mountains, having nice conversation with Canadian people, even studying a career there. but, i don't know enough. i want to start meeting Canadian people, and having conversations with them in order to ask so many things. but...
i will not ask anything in particular, if you read this, it would be kind if you gave me an idea about what do you perceive about the migration to your country
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¿What about Canada? ¿is there any canadian who wants to talk with me?. i have a couple of Questions
this is a personal thought and i wanted to share
hello, my name is Isamel and i used to say ''i'm a Venezuelan'', but since i left my country and started to travel and getting in touch with different kind of societies, i also began to understand the national identity from a different perspective, and not only the one that my own culture introduced me in addition to creating several of the construction blocks of my idiosyncrasy.
It's OK, the national identity is provided to us via education and it also has to be with the power, and also because what we perceive in the environment is shaping our psychology as well , the own human identity mostly is attached to a specific location with great significance, but this is not about something legal, it's common that at certain point we end up saying i'm Venezuelan, Colombian, Argentinian, German, Canadian, and we are separating from each other, creating different species of humans, even when we like to think we are the same.
I've been living in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 3 years ago, and I've been having a nice experience, It blew my mind, and i consider that now it's time to keep going. Right now i'm learning German since 4 months ago, and it's going well but i have to put more effort at it. the reason?, yes, i'm thinking about keep travelling and living in other countries, I've been researching about: Norway, Australia, Germany, comparing among the countries in which i have been, other countries in Latin America, checking the minimum wage in several places, and for me is also a decision to go to Germany because i feel affinity with the German culture, but then it comes Canada and stands up in the spotlight of my inspiration and Vancouver's pictures makes me wonder about breathing that air and drinking that water, climbing that mountains, having nice conversation with Canadian people, even studying a career there. but, i don't know enough. i want to start meeting Canadian people, and having conversations with them in order to ask so many things. but...
i will not ask anything in particular, if you read this, it would be kind if you gave me an idea about what do you perceive about the migration to your country
hello, my name is Isamel and i used to say ''i'm a Venezuelan'', but since i left my country and started to travel and getting in touch with different kind of societies, i also began to understand the national identity from a different perspective, and not only the one that my own culture introduced me in addition to creating several of the construction blocks of my idiosyncrasy.
It's OK, the national identity is provided to us via education and it also has to be with the power, and also because what we perceive in the environment is shaping our psychology as well , the own human identity mostly is attached to a specific location with great significance, but this is not about something legal, it's common that at certain point we end up saying i'm Venezuelan, Colombian, Argentinian, German, Canadian, and we are separating from each other, creating different species of humans, even when we like to think we are the same.
I've been living in Buenos Aires, Argentina since 3 years ago, and I've been having a nice experience, It blew my mind, and i consider that now it's time to keep going. Right now i'm learning German since 4 months ago, and it's going well but i have to put more effort at it. the reason?, yes, i'm thinking about keep travelling and living in other countries, I've been researching about: Norway, Australia, Germany, comparing among the countries in which i have been, other countries in Latin America, checking the minimum wage in several places, and for me is also a decision to go to Germany because i feel affinity with the German culture, but then it comes Canada and stands up in the spotlight of my inspiration and Vancouver's pictures makes me wonder about breathing that air and drinking that water, climbing that mountains, having nice conversation with Canadian people, even studying a career there. but, i don't know enough. i want to start meeting Canadian people, and having conversations with them in order to ask so many things. but...
i will not ask anything in particular, if you read this, it would be kind if you gave me an idea about what do you perceive about the migration to your country
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¿is there someone to talk about geopolitics, history, society and exchange languages español/Deutsch/English?
Hello, my name is Isamel and i'm from Venezuela, i'm living in Buenos Aires Argentina since 3 years ago, and i'm feeling interested into learning several kinds of topics, of which i would like to discuss and share with people from all corners of the world, in order to extend the vocabulary i have in topics of Psicology, history, art, medicine, biology, bioanalisys, chemistry, geopolitics, language learning and so on. i consider i'm open to a wide gamma of topics, i'm a native spanish speaker, but all the english i have is not enough yet to say that i'm an advanced english speaker, but that's my goal, also i'm learning the basics of Deutsch and i'm feelling like i want to learn chinese in the future. but let's speak a little bit and let's see what happens with the progress of the chat.
meanwhile all the corrections you can do in order to make my English better are totally welcome with gratitude, and if you are learning spanish i can help you, with any question you have.
Greettings from Júpiter. Isamel
meanwhile all the corrections you can do in order to make my English better are totally welcome with gratitude, and if you are learning spanish i can help you, with any question you have.
Greettings from Júpiter. Isamel
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