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I'm a network guy by trade, but I'm trying to learn something beyond the technical. Learning Spanish seems to be something fun and useful, so, if you can help, send me a message, and I'll return the favor if I can.
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    ¿Qué se significa la palabra "ya"? ¿Qué se significa la palabra "ya"? Lo he visto en muchos frases diferentes, pero no comprendo las definiciónes. Gracias! -- Aaron
    February 25, 2008
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    CentOS.
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    February 11, 2008
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    The American Heritage Dictionary always seemed to be on the shelf at home or in school.
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    February 11, 2008
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    I blame the French, the Angles, and the Germans (and Italians, Celts, Romans, Greeks, etc.).
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    February 4, 2008
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    I think that's best left to the police and lawyers. :)
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    February 4, 2008
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    Most of the time, it used as a way of "excuse me" with a slightly unfriendly tone. For example, if the cashier at the store doesn't give you the right change, you can say "I beg you pardon, but you still owe me 25 cents." Other times to use the term: If you didn't hear or understand someone, you can use it to express that fact to the speaker, but the more proper response would be "Excuse me." If you need to interrupt a conversation, you can use it to express that you're sorry for doing so. "Excuse me" may be a better option, though. If you accidently run into someone in a crowd or on the street, you can use it to say that you're sorry for bumping into them.
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    February 4, 2008
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    Sit down means to rest in a seated position from a standing position. Sit up means to rest in a seated position from a lying position. If you walk into a room, you sit down. If you're lying in bed, you sit up. You're right, though; the end result is the same.
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    February 4, 2008
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    Those phrasal verbs can be a pain. Just drop me a note if you have any questions, and I'll be glad to help as best as I can.
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    February 4, 2008
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    "What is your name?"
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    January 24, 2008
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    I'm looking for audio of Spanish vocbulary. I'm looking for something like MP3s of Spanish speakers saying lists of words in both Spanish and English. I get lost very easily when listening to Spanish music, news, etc., so I'd like to play them in the car or at my desk during the day to increase my vocabulary. Does anyone know of a resource?
    January 22, 2008
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