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Web developer and web designer, SEO and Social Media adviser. My first language is Spanish and my English level is advanced. Hard worker and a huge fan of MMA, Rugby, Mountain Bike, Camping and Rock Climbing.
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    August 20, 2010
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    In my case, I never took an English course. I had an English class in High School two hours per week and that was it. Being interested in something will help you a lot, in my case was the music. The Beatle's lyrics are so easy to understand and their music is great! Movies can help you a lot, play a movie with the English subtitles...not Russian, that way will help you to read and listen.
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    August 20, 2010
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    August 20, 2010
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    Siendo yo de Guatemala, a veces me cuesta entender que es lo que dicen personas de los demás países centroaméricanos. La forma coloquial de hablar el español de cáda área es muy distinta es por eso la confusión. Creo que en una conversación seria y profesional en cualquier área de Latinoámerica o España se llevará a cabo sin ningún problema si no utilizamos las "variaciones" que le hacemos al idioma en cada región.
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    August 4, 2010
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    Además todos los países en Latino América tienen su propia forma de comunicarse, la forma coloquial de la región además de los acentos, es muy variado y en España es más específico.
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    July 28, 2010
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    "Por supuesto" = "Of Course" "Obviamente" = "Obviusly" "Claro" = In a conversation mostly in Latin America will be like you are following the conversation and your comment to the conversation will be "Right" "Ni Modo" In a coloquial way in Latin America could be like: "Too Bad" I didn't get the tickets. "Claro que si" = "Yes of course"
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    July 28, 2010
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    Also could be: "Me dirigo a la ciudad" if you are going to a city. "Me dirigo al pueblo" if you are going to a small town.
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    July 28, 2010
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