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Wulfrano Tenorio
Spanish
Jun 7, 2025
Johnathan, una persona sumamente agradable, un apasionado en el aprendizaje del español, se nota el interés por conocer sobre la cultura y las experiencias que incluye el aprendizaje de un idioma diferente al materno, espero encontrarnos nuevamente en clases de español, realmente a sido una excelente lección la que hemos tenido y muy entretenida, ¡Felicitaciones Johnathan!
Enrique
Spanish
Nov 9, 2024
The lesson with Johnathan was very enjoyable. He is an educated person with really advanced Spanish skills. He has a very interesting conversation and an original point of view about the world.
Angeles Segoviano
Spanish
Jan 27, 2024
Bastante fluido el español, con un poco más de práctica y lo hablaras correctamente. Felicidades
Silvia
Spanish
Jul 22, 2023
Excelente español!!. Fue una conversación muy agradable, divertida y amena. Mil gracias por compartir tus historias conmigo.
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  • Commented
    Sí, me ayudaste mucho. Yo iba a ponerlo mal. Ahora no. Suerte y gracias. 
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    July 7, 2018
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  • Commented

    Entonces "lo resiste todo" en lugar de "resiste lo todo" ?


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    July 7, 2018
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    Todo o lo todo I want to say "Resist everything." Would I say "Resiste todo" or "Resiste lo todo." Is there a difference between these? 
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  • Commented

    All my life I thought it was "hearty." MoiraWendy is correct. Her comment is your answer. "Hearty" is a word though that can have similar connotations. 

     

    Hardy: Healthy, courageous, capable of surviving harsh conditions

    Hearty: Exuberant, vigorous, substantial

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    February 20, 2014
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  • Commented

    You may mean "hearty animal", which is pronounced exactly like "hardy animal" but with a "t" instead of a "d". "Hearty animal" would mean "(strong, healthy, virile) animal."

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    February 20, 2014
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  • Answered
    Also this simple one: "It costs a lot."
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    February 20, 2014
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    Oh, I didn't realize this was a discussion at first. I thought it was a question. That's a cool paragraph but actually kind of irritating to read. I bet it's funny to watch, though. An actor could make that pretty amusing. 

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    February 7, 2014
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    Yes, technically this paragraph is correct. However, it is written as a joke. It plays with English excessively, inserting unfamiliar uneccesary words just for fun. The statement at the end where he says, "Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose..." he's saying basically "I've used many more words than I need, and poorly." You see this kind of thing sometimes in very playful poetry also.

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    February 7, 2014
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