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Hi! I'm Nico, a software developer from Uruguay who enjoys learning new languages and making friends all over the world. I'm a native Spanish speaker and English is my second language. I work remotely for US companies so I get to practice it every day. If you are learning any of those two languages, I'll be glad to help you. On the other hand, I'm learning Portuguese and German and I would love to have an excuse to practice it and learn more.
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    I can. 
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    I am!
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    February 21, 2019
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    Hey, my girlfriend can help you! I'll give you her phone if you want. She is not learning Arabic, but she want to improve her skills in english
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    February 21, 2019
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    Hey, I need to improve and practice my english too
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    February 21, 2019
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    Hey Camila, how are you? I can help you with English if you want
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    February 21, 2019
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    I would like to help you duty your english!
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    February 21, 2019
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  • Answered
    Just to clarify:"Relámpagos" is not the same than "Truenos". "Trueno" is the sound of the lightening bolt, and "Relámpago" is the light it gives off.
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    August 26, 2013
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    Sirve para dar prioridad a un hecho, es decir, darle más importancia que al resto. Aquí te pongo varios ejemplos para que entiendas mejor: 1. "Me encanta viajar, más que nada porque conozco a mucha gente". En este caso indica que la razón principal por la que viaja, es por que puede conocer gente. 2. Un médico hablando: "Hoy fue mucha gente a mi consultorio, pero más que nada ancianos". Aquí expresa que la mayoría de los pacientes eran ancianos. 3. "Hoy hubo un embotellamiento de tráfico en todas partes, pero más que nada en la avenida principal". En este ejemplo, indica que la calle más afectada por los embotellamientos fue la avenida principal. "Más que nada" puede ser usado como sinónimo de "Sobre todo" o "Principalmente" o "Mayormente". Los equivalentes en el idioma Inglés podrían ser: "More than anything", "Above all", "Mainly"
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    August 26, 2013
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    As you can see, both "Estar" and "Ser" can be used to describe attributes or the state of the subject. But remember that "Estar" describe temporary states, and "Ser" describe a permanent state, or a innate characteristic of the subject.

    Note: Probably I didn't know how to explain well, and I'm sorry, I will have to study more my own language to be able to help. I really hope you can get something out of all this.

    Regards!

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    August 9, 2013
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