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My name is Vicente, from Spain. I'm a friendly person, and I'd like meeting new people around the world to improve my English. Of course, I can teach (or, at least, try to) Spanish in return. About me, I'm doing my PhD in History. I'm into Literature, politics, music, flims, sports, cooking, travelling and much more. I tend to be very talkative (when speaking English I get stuck more often than I'd like but I'm here to change that), so don't doubt to contact me! Kind regards.
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Mr. William (UK)
English
May 11, 2021
It was nice to meet you today, Vicente. I'd be very happy to continue to help you with your speaking and writing for CAE. With regular classes you will improve your confidence and fluency, making sure you get the score you deserve. Just one request from me - send some of that Andalucian sunshine this way, please!
Naga
English
Aug 12, 2013
Hi Vicente I look forward to speaking with you again next week. Take care Naga
Edward
English
Jul 3, 2013
Vicente (Vincent :)) seems like a highly motivated and energetic student - I'm looking forward to future lessons with him! :)
Teacher Michelle
English
Jun 17, 2013
Vicente is a really thoughtful and motivated student. I enjoyed our class, as well. Looking forward to another session with him! :)
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    ¡Sábado gigante! [If you wanted to say 'great Saturday!', it's better to use the word 'gran'. In this case, '¡Gran Sábado!'. 'Gigante' is used for a very tall or large thing, like in David and Goliath].

    Me levanté a las nueve de la mañana, lo que es tarde para mi. Bebí mi café mientras estuve estudiando ['mientras estudiaba'. Easier and more natural] mis lecciones de español [you need the preposition 'de', which means 'of'. Necesité ir a la farmacia pero mi prescripción [better 'mi medicina' or 'mi medicamento', both are synonyms no estaba listo. Así que en lugar de eso aspiré los pisos [we don't use the verb 'aspirar' in this context. We use the expression 'pasar la aspiradora'. In your sentence: 'pasé la aspiradora'] en mi casa, incluso he asirado ['pasé la aspiradora', same as before] debajo de los muebles. Cuando terminé, mi prescripción [medicamento] estaba listo y fui a la farmacia. Cuando volví a casa hablé por teléfono con un amigo, entonces ['después'] tomé un duché [in Spanish we don't use to use the expression 'to have a shower'. We simply say 'me duché'. In the case you want to use the literal translation, you can do it this way: 'tomé una ducha']. Acabo de comer mi cena [or simply: 'acabo de cenar'] y estoy a punto de leer un libro antes de irme a dormir. Es sábado ¡sábado gigante! en mi vida.

    ¡Saludos a todos! Gracias por las correcciones.

     

    Hi, David! Your Spanish is great! I hope my corrections can help you to improve even more. :)

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