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Hi! John,
Spanish is my mother tongue, I'm learning English.
I am used to hearing the word "shall" because I listen to Bible studies in English and the interpreter always uses this word. I always see this word written in the English Bible and therefore it is very normal to listen to it, (in my case) I think that for interpreters it is important to know when to use it.
In Spanish, it is very normal to read the Bible in a language that is not used today, and the same thing happens with several literary works written in Spanish. I think that for someone who is studying English it is important to learn about these words, even when they are not used today.
0 votedJuly 13, 20180- Please correct my mistakes. Last week I saw a program where a woman's husband died. She fell into depression and began to put the finger into the urn in which her husband was cremated. He started to put the finger in her mouth and sucking it, this made her feel much better. The whole family suffered seeing this, but she could not stop doing it. Then she ended up eating all the ashes of her husband. Thank you!April 12, 201630
- Do you know? Hi! Everyone. Last year I wished a German a happy birthday before his birthday. I didn’t know that it is considered bad luck to do so. My family generally celebrates the birthday of each family member before his birthday, because everyone works and it is too difficult to get together. Furthermore we don’t have superstitions. I wonder if wishing a happy birthday in other countries before time is bad luck too? I can google it, but I appreciate a lot your personal comments. Does this superstition exist in USA? Thank you.March 24, 201670

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