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1) I was Born and raised in Bronx,New York, My name is Fred (aka Fredo) I am a Real Estate Broker in San Diego,California
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Carlos Gil
Spanish
Feb 21, 2015
Una sesión que mostró las habilidades que tienes en la comprensión en la lectura del español, y que mostró también la gran calidad humana de la que estás hecho Fred. Me siento muy afortunado de ayudarte a aprender español. A session that showed the skills that you have in reading comprehension of Spanish, which also showed the great human quality that you are made Fred. I feel very fortunate to help you learn Spanish.
Carlos Gil
Spanish
Feb 19, 2015
Muy agradable conversación de presentación Fred. Establecimos muchos puntos en común. Tienes una clara comunicación de los objetivos a alcanzar y establecimos unas buenas ideas para practicar y avanzar en el cumplimiento de tus objetivos de una manera entretenida para ambos. Very pleasant introduction conversation Fred. We established many points in common. You Have a clear communication of the objectives to be achieved and we established some good ideas to practice and progress in reaching your goals in an enjoyable way for both.
LIC. NADIR
Spanish
Jan 31, 2015
Como dice el refrán... Querer es poder! Ánimo!
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    July 24, 2018
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    To me "despite" and "although" are both used in ways that provide an option or choice. I find that despite is generally used with a negative connotation. Example: Despite all odds against her, she was still able to triumph. The jury sided with the defendant despite the fact the evidence, had been tampered with. Although we left the house in plenty of time, we still ran into traffic. I think you look great in that stripped dress, although I also think you look great in the checkered dress. I hope that helps?
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    November 29, 2016
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    How would you say "shades of gray" or "subtle differences" on Spanish? I was talking with a friend who is a Spanish speaking (1st language/primary Language/ weak English). We were talking about concept or idea of life's subtle differences, I said those are "shades of gray" in that life's solutions are not binary. Using the word binary was not good as an example because, she did not have a technical background from which both binary and shades of gray derive. How might you express this in Spanish either as "subtle differences" or "shades of gray" ? Preferably both.
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    Alguen sabe el nombre de esa cancion ? Does anybody know the name of that song?

    ¡Hola familia de italki! Por favor, también corregir mi español.

    Desde la telenovela Celia Cruz. En (S1: E1) hay una canción que está sonando en el fondo.

    Estas son las lyricas, " A una fiesta que yo fui, alla por la serrania - Lo bien que me diverti

    Oyendo una melodia no era rumba ni bembe con lo que se divertian, y ahora yo les cantare 

    lo que en el coro decian. ale ale tu ve Candelina Alewa........"

    ¿Alguien sabe el nombre de esa canción y quién la canta?

    Gracias

    Fredo

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    milan and my hometown: the differences

    hello, i'm celestino, i come from to milan. i'm studying international economy and finance. i was born in south of italy in a little country called San Paolo. I need to come back to my hometown every time that i can because there are many difference between north and south; first of all the food. The food in south of italy is awesome especially because it's cheapest than Milan and also because the meals are vary small in milan proportioned with the prices.Second, the life is more easy. Milan is really crowded city and my hometown compared is really beautiful because is small and it seems really sunny

     

    Milan and My Hometown: The Differences

    Hi, I am Celestino, I come from Milan Italy. I am studying International economics and finance. I was born in Southern Italy in San Paolo. I feel the need to come back to my hometown as often as I can. Because there are so many differences between Northern and Southern Italy. First or 1st the food in my hometown is awesome and alot less expensive than in Milan, and portions are small. 2nd or Second is the life style, in the South the living is easy. Milan is a crowded city, my hometown is much smaller in size, and the sunny weather are just some of the differences.

     

    Celestino I hope this is helpful.

    Ciao

    Fredo

     

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    February 19, 2015
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    For me I would say "sentence construction."  

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    February 16, 2015
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    I did a seven week internship.
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    February 3, 2015
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    Conteo Regresivo --- Gilberto Santa Rosa

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    January 19, 2015
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    Icy cold, Bohemia-style beer, courtesy of "the hardest screw that ever walked a turn" at Shawshank State Prison

     

    From Shawshank Redeemption

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    January 19, 2015
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    Please correct this !! <em>I hope this helps !</em>

    After coming back from the backpack trip for one year to Latin America,

    <em>After returning from a year long backpacking trip in Latin America,</em>

    I started to dream to have a job in that continent.

    <em>I began to have dreams of finding a job somewhere in the continent of Latin America. </em>

    (no correction) I got to speak in Spanish and was fascinated by Latin culture and the people.

     

    At that moment I had been deeply impressed by the graduation speech by Steve Jobs at Stanford University.

     

    <em>During that period of time I heard a graduation speech given by Steve Jobs at Stanford University that left quite an impression on me.</em>

    <em> </em>

    In his speech, he said that "having a experience is something like put a dot in the map, later we try to connect those dots and it become a line and this is how we make our story in our lives".

    <em> In his speech he said, " Having a benficial experience is like putting a dot on a map, as we begin to connect those dots they become a line, this is how we make the storie(s) in our life.</em>

     

    So I started to connect my ability  abilities and experience<em>s</em> to find out my future job and thanks to the professor Ha Sang Uk who is <em>a</em> lawyer in Ecuador, I could widen my perception of view, that it is possible to work as a foreign lawyer in Latin America<em>,</em> or <em>I</em> can  accept the case<em>s</em> which is  <em>have</em> something to do with South America. <em>At </em>from that moment I have decided to study in law school. As a student who will study at law <em>at</em> school in <em>the</em> near future, It will be such a great experience that <em>I will be able to</em> can see and understand how the law in the central America is working <em>works</em> and I am also really looking forward to exchange <em>sharing cultural differences </em>between other interns from various latin countries.

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    December 28, 2014
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