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    Hi Miguel, In English, I don't think there's a difference between the sentiments. I think the literal meaning of 'Te Quiero' is 'I want you' and 'Te Amo' is 'I love you' but really we just use 'I love you' in the situations that you have described (with girlfriends, family, food, film etc). In terms of 'I like', you can use this for example when you're attracted to someone or if you get on well with them. 'I really like Susana, I think she's beautiful' 'I really like the new boss, he seems like a very fair person'
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    December 4, 2013
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    Essentially it means that after the poll, twice as many people supported the Nuclear agreement with Iran as opposed to those who did not (e.g. 25% of people were against the nuclear agreement whereas 50% were in support of the agreement. Hope this helps
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    December 3, 2013
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    ¿Cuál es la frase correcta? Hola a todos! Una pregunta. En ingles tenemos un frase 'variety is the spice of life'. Lo usamos (a veces) cuando queremos explicar que hacer un montón de cosas diferentes enriquecerá su vida. Yo estaba pensado si se utiliza la traduccion literal; la Variedad es la sal de la vida o si habia una mejor manera de decirlo. Gracias :)
    November 12, 2013
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    Hi, My first attempt at answering these questions! I'll try to explain with examples. "When I saw you at the party last week, you had no idea that I was going to bring Jessica as well" "I think you should stop drinking, You have (You've) had 10 beers already" Hope this helps?!
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    November 8, 2013
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