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Hello. My name's Joaquín and I live in Almería, Spain. I'm unemployed and studing 3 th level of English at the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas. I want to learn English in order to talk with a lot of english speakers over the world and improve my chances of finding a job. Mainly, I need to improve my writting, that's why I want to chat with other people so we can correct each other. Also I'm interesting to speak, of course.
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    Ser valiente

    ¡Hola! Creo que he sido bastante valiente en los ultimos días.

    En primer lugar, me decidí a llamar a un fontanero para reparar mis grifos rotos. Tengo miedo de llamar a los obreros porque siempre parecen enfadados como los he interrumpido a mitad de una escalera o algo así. No me podía ayudar porque estaba muy ocupado pero estoy contenta porque lo intenté.

    En segundo lugar, hoy tenía una cita con el dentista. No me gusta a ir al dentista pero entónces nadie iría. Aún así mi dentadura sana lo cual es bueno.

    Y finalmente he hablado con alguien realmente en español. Lo conseguí aunque era muy dificil para mi. Mi mente no es lo suficientemente rápida. Espero que voy a mejorar.

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    April 8, 2014
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    Practise writting. In my opinion, practise writing to learn English is one of the most difficult challeges for me. One reason is because is difficult to write words correctly. When you are reading a written text you can imagine the meaning of very words by the context. Another difficulty is the grammar: you can know a lot of vocabulary but the order of the words in sentences normally is different in English than in your language. At last, what about expressions?. There are a lot of them that you must learn yes o yes. For example, in English it said "it's raining cats and dogs" to mean that is raining a lot, but in Spanish it's said "está lloviendo a cántaros" or "está lloviendo a mares.
    March 13, 2014
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