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Bad mood
I feel bad and even a liltle angry ,because my roommates laugh at me when I'm chating with my English party on Skype in English ,and they made some big noise .This makes me and my friend not happy. I know my English is poor ,but I don not need/have to be laughed by anyone. I dislike them at the moment, but I think I shuold say thanks to them*,this let me know that I have to hard work to learn english,I believe in myself, I will become much better in english one day. Oh I first chat with my party in English so I felt nervous. haha
*To make it shorter you can say: I should thank them.
Dont give up. I bet you have been through even worse things. You can absolutelly learn this language. Fighting!
0 votedMay 11, 20130Perfeccionaré Español!
Me encantaría hablar español a la pefección y pasaré todo el tiempo que sea necesario hacerlo. Vivo en los Estados Unidos y sé que el español es muy importante de saber y hablar. Aunque yo sé aleman ya, quiero perfeccionar mi español y entonces estaría (yo) completo.
Muy bien!
0 votedMay 11, 20131una dia fatigoso (no es que este mal, Pero nunca habia escuchado esta palabra).
yo participe una competencia con mis amigos en mi colegio . y hoy es final de la competencia . Jugamos ''FRISBEE'' ... no tengo confianza para esta competencia porque mi adversario es muy firme y fuerte . Estoy solo diciendo algo para mi grupo que es no estresarse, solo divertirse . finalmente , ganamos la competencia .
que buena suerte!
0 votedMay 10, 20132Acto 1.....(Spanish)
El inflexible cristiano.
Tres, Christiano estaba lindo para la Iglesa,pero ellos no se preocupan de nada.
Ellos van para la Iglesa solamente para las citas.
Hoy,tu recuerdas a la chica de ayer.
Sí,sí.
El pastor está hablando sobre la palabra de Dios.
El culto ha acabado.
En casa.
No vi ninguna chica buena.
Es verdad.
Los otros cristianos están llanto en la oscuridad.Muy bien ;)
Si Christiano
0 votedMay 10, 20130- Llevó= is the past tense for the 3rd personal (he/she) pronoun of the verb. Llevar which means take. It gets traduced as. Bring around, carry off, lead, take along. A is a preposition, it has several usages, but here it means to. Graves means serious, big. So together, llevó a graves. Literally means. It leaded to serious... In your sentence: on the streets, proliferated a radical action that took them to serious disputes. On the streets proliferated a radical action that leded them to serious disputes. On the streets, proliferated a radical action that brought them to serious disputes. Hope it helps a bit!0 votedMay 10, 20130
- On the first sentence, "Varias veces" literally means "multiple times". "Repeatly" Vario or varia means "much" "several" Veces (or its singular "vez") means once but in plural, which doesn't exist in English, I think. So vez=once. The second doubt about "se" the answer is yes, se is the passive way to say it. Once I say this you need to know the existence of multiples uses and 2 cases to use se, one is personal and the other is impersonal. Personal: it's the use of se with the 3rd personal pronoun. EXAMPLE: Èl se llama. (If we traduce to English literally means He calls himself) More examples... El se acuesta. El se duerme a eso de las 10. El se encariñó con ella pronto. And there is the impersonal case, we the usage of se doesn't mean anyone in particular, even you can say "they" is whom does the action but that "they" are out of the context. EXAMPLE: Se sabe que no iba a sobrevivir más de una noche. (It's known that he wasn't going to live more than one night). MORE EXAMPLES: Se conocía la causa, pero no se pudo hacer nada. Las cosas se hacen con prudencia. Con todo lo que le dije, se podía hacer un libro. Si se quiere, se puede. Uno no sabe lo que tiene hasta que se hace análisis. To Know Better wether is Impersonal or not, You Only have to ask "who does the action?" And if the pronoun is included, the answer is this pronoun, but if it isn't included, then the answer should be the pronombre "UNO" ( I gave you one example with this pronoun). Hope this help a little. For more info check this: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pronombres_en_español http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=16400030 votedMay 10, 20130
- Help with Russian Cases? ¿Ayuda con los Casos en Ruso? I have many doubts/requests: 1. How does the ''gender'' (femenine, masculine, neutral) of the word affect the usage of an determinate ending for the word? 2. What question do I have to answer to know for certain which case I have to use? And Backwards, Can I be 100% certain case was used just for looking at the ''ending'' of the word? 3. Could you be so nice to give me examples with all of the seven the cases (and use F,M and N) Thank you! Tengo muchas dudas/pedidos: 1. ¿Cómo afecta el género (femenino, masculino, neutro) el uso de un subfijo de la palabra en los casos? 2. ¿Cuáles preguntas me tengo que hacer para saber qué Caso voy a usar? Puedo saber, por el subfijo, cuál caso se ha usado? 3. ¿Puedes ser tan amable de darme ejemplos con cada caso, por favor (y F,M y N)? Muchas gracias!!May 9, 201340
