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Hello! My name is Alejandro. I'm an easy going guy who likes speaking different languages and meeting new people from around the world. I live in Mexicali, a city located just by the border with the USA. Because of that, I'm very used to being surrounded by English, which made it easy for me to learn a very extensive vocabulary and slang used by Americans themselves. I also have experience teaching English at a school to children from 3rd and 4th grade. In 2007, after taking one year of Italian lessons, I went to study abroad to Italy. Being surrounded by the language everywhere I went, and having no other option, I learned Italian quite fast. Having a lot of Italian friends to whom I speak regularly, and being the grammar/writing freak that I am, I've managed to have a very decent level of Italian. I'm looking forward to having a friendly conversation with you and help you either with Spanish (my native language), English or Italian.
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    Yo lo traduciría como: "I would like to take delight in your voice" pero tampoco sé qué significa eso de "a mi vera".
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    January 14, 2008
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    Fast and fluent?! Well, there's only 2 ways I can think of... one is hard, the other one is impossible. Impossible: Be born again in an English-speaking country. Hard: Move to an English-speaking country. I know it's hard but I guarantee you will learn it really quick. I learned Italian in about 6 months when I lived in Italy.
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    January 14, 2008
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    Sure! Spanish: "Buenas Noches" Italian: "Buona Notte" German: "Gute Nacht" French: "Bonne Nuit"
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    January 14, 2008
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    Enjoy!
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    January 14, 2008
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    I have a similar one in Spanish, but it's very easy :p Pepe Pecas pica papas con un pico; Con un pico pica papas Pepe Pecas and another easy one: Tres tristes tigres tragaban trigo en un trigal; Tragaban trigo en un trigal tres tristes tigres
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    January 14, 2008
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    Hello! I can teach you if you want, I want to learn Portuguese :)
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    January 14, 2008
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    Flamminghi di plastica.
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    January 14, 2008
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    Sure! Tiziano Ferro, Zero Assoluto, Finley, Laura Pausini, Nek, Biagio Antonacci, Pier Cortese.
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    January 14, 2008
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    I'm assuming you want to know how to say "Good Morning" in Italian?? If so, it's "Buon Giorno".
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    January 14, 2008
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    LOL! that's one of the most weird and uncommon words you'll ever bump into... The verb "desmenuzar" (from which you get the adjective "desmenuzada") is usually applied to food (as the other guy said), it means to crumble, to flake, to shred... in other words, to separate some kind of meat in pieces using your fingers.
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    January 14, 2008
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