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Hi, I try to improve my english, I'm looking for a lenguage exchange partner (English-Spanish). We can speak about anything.
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    Good destinations for improve your spanish. (Part 2) In my last entry I have wrote about good destinations for improving your spanish. I wrote about Mexico, I think is one of two best destinations. Another great destination is Argentina. In Argentina you will not find good beaches, coconut and palm trees instead you will find many heterogenous places. From jungles with big and exotic falls to mountains, lakes and ski slopes. Large and cosmopolitan cities with a beatiful culture and tradition. The country is mostly safe except around large cities (Buenos Aires, Rosario and Cordoba) Routes and highways are good enough, the train network is bad or nonexistent and the country is not too expensive. I hope this help....
    December 29, 2014
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    Good destinations for improve your spanish. What is the best destination for/to improve your spanish and have a good trip? Well, Spain is maybe the best destination if you are just thinking about language, because in spain you can find the more pure spanish language. If you are thinking in language and travel you can visit Latin America. What is the best Latin America destination? For me, two destinations are winners. Mexico and Argentina. What is the best? It depends, people often love sun, beachs and cocos, if you like it, Mexico is the best option. In addition Mexico has ruins of old and advanced civilizations and in some places an extraordinary colonial arquitecture. The mix of cultures and tradition produced a beautiful folklore. In the other hand security is a drawback (maybe the only one). Some places in country aren't secure. I will speak to Argentina in next entry...
    December 24, 2014
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    December 23, 2014
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    Si, en Argentina tambien si usa monedero. Pequeño bolso para llevar las monedas.
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    December 23, 2014
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    Europe for first time I have never been in Europe. For my job I visited many countries. From USA to Chile but I didn't visit European countries. Now I have a ticket to Budapest. I'm going to work a week in budapest and then I will have some free days. I'm anxious because Europe is a great destination and because is winter in europe and I love to ski!
    December 22, 2014
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    I m writting again.... Now I'm waiting my train. I played football with some friends..is late now and I lost my train. I was waiting for twenty minutes. I'm writting again because I need to improve my english, I travel for my job in a month and I need to excercise.....but my train is arriving...bye
    December 16, 2014
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    Candies and countries Chocolate is an international candy and I think the most regular candies are the same in any country. I have an Indian Italki friend. I want to send her a traditional Argentinian candy, just a gift, because is a good and cheap gift. I have two options, an "alfajor" or a "mantecol". Both are good, I prefer alfajor that is like a lumb/paste sandwich with an special kind of mousse, and usually with chocolate cover. In the other hand mantecol is a peanuts paste cooked with butter, an explosion of calories. You can buy alfajores in Spain and in some latinoamerican countries, but here it is a religion with 6000000 of alfajores sold per day. My italki friend is vegetarian and also she doesn't eat eggs. The lump/mass will have eggs? I will find information in the wrapper. I attached an image, two different alfajores in my kitchen table.
    May 16, 2013
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    Funny commercial to learn spanish I'm always trying to learn english in a funny way. Some days ago I found an old and funny tv commercial with an idiomatic joke. I would like to share it with you. Is a commercial for a big beer company. For me is funny for the ridiculous (but possible) situation and because the actors make a good job. The situation is possible because "Elsa" is a very popular name here and ,in some countries like here, people usually say for married women "first name"+"last name"+de+"husband last name". In this case her whole name is "Elsa Bor de Lencuentro" and it sound equal to "El sabor del encuentro" which was the company phrase/jingle/spot for years. Here the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKkKDcwK7Sk&feature=youtube_gdata_player Enjoy and learn!
    May 10, 2013
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    Language intelligibility I want to write about Language intelligibility. I'm from Argentina, I speak spanish. Almost the whole latinoamerica speaks spanish. Brazil doesn't speak spanish, they speak portuguese but spanish speakers can undestand portuguese. We also can undestand Italian with some difficult. All mentioned languages are called "romance" languages and also French is a romance language but in this case we can understand only few parts.
    May 7, 2013
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    Simple past Vs Present perfect Is difficult for me, to use present perfect. In Spanish exist a very similar concept called "preterito perfecto", but people rarely use it. Maybe some countries with more pure Spanish use it, but is Uncommon here.What do you use instead? Well, we use only simple past in all cases. I know, We use a poor version of the language, but is true
    March 21, 2013
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