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Hello, my name is victor. I'm from argentina and I speak fluent english and spanish since it's my mother tongue. If you wish to improve both, you can talk to me.
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    January 28, 2015
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    Hi everybody! Me llamo Victor y soy de Argentina. Me preguntaba si habría alguien interesado en ayudarme a aprender un poco de Chino y Japonés, ya que me encanta la cultura de ambos paises. Si estás aprendiendo español, sería un placer para mi hablar contigo y ayudarte a mejorarlo. El hecho de que haya nacido en Argentina, me hace, como ustedes deben saber, un nativo hispanoparlante. Por favor, contáctenme. Ps. Si sos de China, por favor, déja tu número de QQ. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My name is Victor, and I'm Argentina. I was wondering if you'll be willing to help me learn some Chinese and Japanese, since I'm really interested in knowing about those countries culture as well. If you're learning to speak spanish, It would be a pleasure to me to talk to you and help you improve it. Since I was born in Argentina, you may already know, that I'm a spanish native speaker. Please, contact me. Ps. If you're from China, leave your QQ number so we can chat in a better way.
    January 1, 2013
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    ¡Hola!

    Me llamo Imoan. (Mi nombre es Imoan) [<em>Another way to say that your name's Imoan</em>]

    Actualmente, me encuentro estudiando español en la universidad y hablo japonés/ Estudio español en la universidad y hablo japonés/ Estoy estudiando español en la universidad y hablo Japonés. (<em>There are many ways to say this sentence, each one, divided by a slash, indicates so</em>). I personally prefer the first example, it sounds much better to my spanish speaking ears.

    Vivo en Canadá y es muy frío/ Soy de Canadá, un lugar muy frío/ Soy de Canadá, y en este momento hace mucho frío. (<em>Last one says like this: "I am from Canada, and in this moment it's extremelly cold</em>). I personally prefer the last one.


    Hablo español siemple, pero yo quiero estudiar esta. <em>(This sentence doesn't quite make sense. What are you trying to say here?).</em>

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    </em>    Adios / Chau/ Hasta luego/ Nos vemos. <em>(Both, 'Chau" and "Nos vemos" are more common on "Rioplatense" spanish).</em>

     

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