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Hi. My name is Shannah-Marie, and I would like to find a language teacher and/or partner on iTalki, for both French and Spanish. I'm from Trinidad, a small island in the Caribbean, close to Venezuela. There is a rich mixture of people here, totally mixed and diluted by now. Right now, I'm a student at the University of the West Indies, studying French and Spanish. Both language and literature. Feel free to contact me. Hola, Soy Shannah-Marie, y busco un profesor de las lenguas, o un compañero de cultura y lengua extranjera. Soy un estudiante de la Universidad de las Indias Occidentales, y me gustaría mejorar mis habilidades en la lengua español así como la lengua francés.
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    My best (favourite) teacher ¨Sophie¨

    I finished my fourth English level yesterday, so we went to a Karaoke with my partners and my teacher, Sophie. (Sshe is from London she is 34, she is very friendly) She is from London, very friendly, and 34.  I like her personality a lot. Wwe were drinking a lot , at 3:00 am there weren´t any discotek opened, so we decided to go to a friend´s house for going on to continue drinking. she always saidys ¨No., it is wrong , how can I dance and drink with my students? and How can I drink with them ¨, she was so lovely yestearday  !!!! ,,,, THANKS TEACHER SOPHIE WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH,,,,, <3

     

    Note: I don't know how formal your relationship is with your teacher, but generally, instead of saying 'Teacher . . . ', We say 'Ms. (surname)' or 'Mrs' or 'Mr.'

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    December 14, 2012
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    December 3, 2012
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    "It is important to me" can be used by itself. It refers to something that is significant to the person speaking. "It" can refer to anything. However, "It is important for me" is usually followed by something else, like "It is important for me to do something. . ." Be careful with these types of phrases. They can change the meaning of a sentence.
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    November 30, 2012
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    Muchas gracias a todos. :)
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    November 21, 2012
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    Gracias. Uno de mis profesores, de Colombia, me dijo que aun no se usan al principio de una pregunta. O, me dijo que apenas se emplean, informalmente. (Please excuse my lack of accents/tildes. My keyboard doesn't permit this without a lot of work.)
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    November 3, 2012
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    Me gustaría saber si los signos de interrogación, y de exclamación al revés se usan, todavía Y también, en cuales regiones se utilizan.
    November 3, 2012
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    November 3, 2012
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    Tareas y Amigos Hola a todos! Van bien mis clases de español y el francés en la universidad Una nueva tarea: debo hablar con un amigo extranjero y intercambiar unos detalles de las fiestas de nuestras regiones, así como otros detalles. Más tarde, tengo que escribir una reflexión sobre la experiencia. Estoy un poco ansiosa por este tarea. Alguna persona puede ayudarme, por favor? Mil gracias XOXO
    November 3, 2012
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    Si, muchas gracias. Eso es el contexto a que refiero. :)
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    October 13, 2012
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    Hello! If you are looking for approval from the English-speaking masses, I'll weigh in as well. The first two are great. The third however shows a small grammatical error. It should be "Nobody's interested in that kind of thing anymore."
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    October 13, 2012
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