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I am looking for both a language teacher and language exchange partners. In terms of language exchanges, I would prefer to engage in casual conversations about work, culture, politics, or current events, but I am also open to more structured dialogues to practice certain grammatical concepts or syntax. I am an attorney from Chicago, Illinois, United States, and I would like to learn Spanish so that I can assist Spanish-speaking individuals with their legal problems. I have a wide array of interests, including law, public policy, current events, politics, literature, as well as bicycling, camping, and hiking. I am also interested in the French language, because I am planning a trip to France later this year, and because I simply like learning new languages!
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Feb 17, 2013
Feliz de poder ayudarte un poco. Hablamos pronto :)
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    To throw something open (usually a door or window) is to open something fast and completely. In Spanish, I think it would be sort of like "abirir completamente y de golpe" or possible "de par en par." It usually implies a sense of urgency or suddenness. And, really, I think this particular phrase is almost always limited to doors or windows. For example, I don't think you would say you "threw open a drawer" or "threw open the lid to the box." But, others might disagree about that.
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    March 1, 2015
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