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Hi! Im Arancha and I am from Spain. Now, I study tourism at the university, and I'd like to improve my english and french skills because I think languages are so important to get a job. I have an intermediate level in English and intermediate-high in French. Would you like to help me? I could help you with Spanish, if you want :). Keep in touch!
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    June 1, 2014
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    You can also use TO MOVE but both are correct
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    January 22, 2014
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    It is perfect!
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    January 22, 2014
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    I have not watched TV for ages (no estoy segura si "for ages" puede utilizarse en este contexto) I have not read any book since then (or since that time) I am used to play the whole day.
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    January 20, 2014
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    My (little) monster is special because he/she/it dances to make children happy.
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    January 20, 2014
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    My order will be the following:

    - English

    - French

    - German

    Not considering my mother language which is Spanish.

    I think Italian is important too, but in the most part of jobs interviews in Spain, it is important and well considered to have as a second language English as well as French. German and Italian would be secondary for me. 

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    January 19, 2014
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    Has mirado viajar por Interrail? Es bastante económico y sueles ver las principales ciudades de Europa... Yo no he viajado nunca con Interrail, pero me encantaría, tiene que ser una buena experiencia. Te dejo el link de su página web: http://www.inter-rail.org/
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    January 19, 2014
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    It depends on the company and the country you are working in. In Spain, is very common to use "usted" and only "tú" if you have a close relationship with your boss in every company. Although, I may be wrong about this but I believe in other countries like France or England you have to be very respectful while adressing your boss in every context and in every moment. So, just in case, always adress your boss by "usted"
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    January 15, 2014
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    - "Lo sé" means "I know", so "I know, it will be my faut". - I don't understand the last part of your question. "Lastimado" is masculin, if the singer wanted to talk about a woman, he had utilised "lastimada". Im not sure if this is your question. Anything u need, im here to solve your lingüistic problems.
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    January 15, 2014
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  • Corrected

    A lo hecho, pecho

    Hace un año que empecé a aprender español con mis amigos de italki. Siento Pienso (me veo capaz) que puedo de comprender textos mucho mejor que salía ser antes.

    Sin embargo tengo que practicar el hablar y escribir en español más de lo que lo estoy haciendo ahora.

    ¡Gracias por todos los comentarios y correcciones que hacéis ha hecho para mí!

    ¡Saludos!

    Jane

     

    Jane, tienes un buen nivel de español, no dejes de practicarlo.

    ¡Suerte!

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    January 15, 2014
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