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I teach and have materials that I am happy to share with both. My Skype email is [email protected] if either are interested. I have a lot of great material and apps and group stuff can be great.
Alina
0 votedAugust 29, 20140Spanish. Affection never forgot so many Catholic names and replaced them with loving insults that aren't considered insults? It's hard to explain unless you get yelled at by Cubans Mexicans Spaniards and British diplomats speaking Panamanian Spanish. I appreciate the cultural premise of actual insult learning as it deals with the most valued ideas culturally. In Spanish to be referred to as raised poorly or ignored by your family is the harshest concept that personifies an entire world of insults. To not have two last names may be seen as disgraceful. The family is the central core of the contextual forms of hurting someone. Afrikaans makes me laugh cause it's like someone sat down and made a conlang full of ways to insult homosexuality and some of the words are just these long drunken phrases bit still- homosexuality and insulting regarding such could feed all of Johannesburg if it were a food. It's so extreme I canlt even be offended. It is like pirates living in Africa saying drunken jack sparrow phrases to each other. I mean...just look at Zef Ref on android apps. So nuts.or watkykjy.za I think. Bit everyone knows that English is pretty cool cause you can add bi*ch @ss to anything or conjugate F*ck any way and that's what everyone understands...not math. The F bomb. And it always makes sense. Its like the joy of knowing that 1+1=2 still.lol
0 votedAugust 29, 20140As a native speaker I find tense usage is more of a cultural barrier than slang or various verbose for like things. In Cuba so much is present tense its hard to explain bit contextually and grammatically it is all correct, just as I find that my mother being from Mexico among many different areas likewise there is a greater use of the past tense or conditional varieties. I like my Spanish because I make sure no one can tell what Latino country I was born in, the two my "parents are from, and the one I was raised in by choosing what suits me best vocabury wise. I always use several accents when learning languages: it can bridge the gap of awkwardness between sounding too professional, not educated enough. Etc and you choose what sounds right by different countries. Spain and Cuba share a lot of the same love for specific insults. Watch some telenovelas and you realize. Pay attention to verbs too. Like my parents should have a mettle for speaking what is not a dialect but more like mutual ebonics regarding Cuban and.Mexican Spanish. Like to me those countries are Microsoft and Mac with no parallels.lol
0 votedAugust 29, 20140- In medical school we are loosely taught that U.S. Americans are a present tense,here in the moment culture of people as a generalization. I am a Latina so we have tense usage very differently based on oral traditions of history and so this is a conceptual phrase. Some might say 'A long,long time, far off into the future. ' some might say Someday or a long time from now people will all be blue. Far into the future, x will happen. It is not like any Cyrillic or romance language. One day I will be rich. References to tine conceptually is what it is.0 votedAugust 29, 20140
- to have is a verb in the present tense. I have, you have he/ she/ it has, we have, you (plural) have ,they have. There be should be there are for present tense.In x there are many plains. There be is old pirate slang.hee email me and I can explain in detail syntax and word order. Your native language is ...? No worries. I speak something in 25 languages. Type to me natively and I will help. I will also post here the info as I will give you some pdf's for explanations in English. Alina [email protected]0 votedAugust 29, 20140
- Introduction -presentación I have studied over 25 languages, have perfect grammatical and lexican skills in English and Spanish, and am quite proficient in Afrikaans, French, Russian, and especially talented in teaching others how to write and understand non-Romanized, Latin based alphabets on a profound conceptual level. I am the daughter to a Cuban of La Habana, a mother of El D.F. (The Federal District, and capital of Mexico), born abroad in Puerto Rico and raised in the British and U.S. Virgin Islands. I have taught in a prestigious college of the City of New York's 68 colleges in the foreign language department in Italian, Spanish, various Creole tongues, where my teaching methods are catered to a refined sense for the individual's learning style. Spanish and Negerhöllands (a dead language) were my first languages, but soon after began learning Parisian French, Russian, Farsi, Scottish Gaelic, Frisian, general linguistics as well as Nepali, Korean, and so many others, that I cannot remember without writing it down and thinking about it long and hard. I use the syllabus for my language instruction as created by the prestigious Dr. Sonia Rivera Valdés, utilized by Dr. Margarita Dragon, Dr. Juan's Ramos, Dr. Jacqueline Herranz and several other professors of higher education. Dr. Sonia Rivera Valdés is the winner of the prestigious Casa de Las Americas literary award, granted by Fidel Castro himself after a panel of literary judges chose her based on her book, 'The Forbidden Stories of Marta Veneranda,' before founding her own editorial company Editorial Campana. More information is available at editorialcampana.com) I am proud to say that this is only one of our family's successful artists and to have her as a wonderful grandmother. This has been written in English as it is the most widely spoken language, though not the most spoken. Any translations requested, will be happily supplied. Please email me with questions at [email protected] and please put is talking as the subject. I look forward to meeting more Latin Americans, Latinos and my people wherever you may be. Por favor de mandar un correo electrónico por la traducción escrita aquí al [email protected] Estoy muy orgullosa para hablar con gente hispana como yo con la esperanza de tener amistades basadas en respeto y consciencia humana un@ al otr@.August 28, 201400
- Flemish/Frisian/Belgian Dutch or Afrikaans native speakers
I am looking to learn Belgian Dutch (or even standardized Dutch) as it is known among other names and Afrikaans. If anyone wants to exchange any of these languages for very good quality English, Spanish, or advanced French I would be so very grateful. Thanks everyone:)
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