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Hello, My name is Jeremy and I am from a small southern town in Arkansas. I am currently working towards my Bachelor of Science Degree in International Business with minors in Spanish and International Studies. I really enjoy helping others learn about the English language. I hope to improve my Spanish speaking skills here on italki. I am currently in Advanced Intermediate 1 and 2 Spanish at my university. I hope to make new friends and find others to converse with and to exchange knowledge on Spanish and English.
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    Yes, I love to travel! I've only been out of the U.S. once, and that was to Ecuador. I would love to visit Europe, especially Spain and Italy. I have family in Naples and would enjoy the trip. 

     

     

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    May 5, 2013
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    Contigo means "with you" for example, Quiero ir contigo.(I want to go with you) Conmigo means "with me" for example, Ella quiere ir conmigo. (She wants to go with me.) Hope I could help!
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    April 28, 2013
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    I began with watching videos on YouTube. There are tons of videos that can help you. I recommend checking out a series called "Bueno, Enconces..." It's beginner oriented, and quite funny. Also, try listening to music and watching movies in Spanish.

     

    Bueno, Entonces...

    http://www.youtube.com/user/buenoentonces?feature=

     

     

    A few good songs that may be of interest:

     

    Vive la Vida Loca - Ricky Martin

    http://youtu.be/Xa4P_8HB-EQ

     

    Me Gustas tu - Manu Chao 

    http://youtu.be/mzgjiPBCsss

     

    Good luck, and if you have any questions, please ask!

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    April 27, 2013
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    Ah, gracias! This makes sense!
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    April 27, 2013
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    When do you use "e" instead of "y" for the word "and"? I saw this in my Spanish textbook earlier. When do you use "e" instead of "y" when saying "and"?
    April 27, 2013
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    How to take someone's order at a restaurant in Spanish How would someone greet and take a person's order at a restaurant in Spanish? For example, I would want to welcome them, so would I say "Bienvenidos a" to welcome them? What about taking their order, and giving them their total?
    January 7, 2013
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    January 7, 2013
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    Escuchar música Me gusta escuchar a música de América Latina y España. Qué música te gusta a escuchar de otras países? He escuchado a "Juanes" y "Manu Chao" anoche. "Me Gustas Tu" por Manu Chao es muy pegadizo. Mi profesora de español introdujeron la canción a mí el año pasado. Desde entonces, he estado escuchando a la música española.
    January 7, 2013
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    A crevice is a crack (such as a crack in a rock) that does not fully separate the rock. It is more of an opening. A gap, however is a break or opening in an object. Think about a long white fence around a yard. If a section of the fence is missing, this would be a gap.
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    January 5, 2013
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