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Hello there ... I'm Albert, from Mexico City. I speak native Spanish and very fluent English Currently learning French (basic level) and Japanese (advanced level). Feel free to contact me if you speak any of those languages or you would like to learn Spanish. I'd love to make friends as well.
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Jan 8, 2017
日本語が上手で、すらすらと会話出来ました。これからどんどん上手になっていくと思います:-)よく使うフレーズなど調べておくので、また一緒に勉強しましょう～!!ありがとうございました。
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    -Quiero hacer -Quiero estar haciendo (with infinitive) -Preferiría estar haciendo (with infinitive)
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    March 13, 2014
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    -女性 means "female", used more for sexual distinction between male & female. Like: 女性の学校 (School for females) -彼女: Lireraly, means "She" or "Girlfriend". You can only use it as a 3rd person singular feminine pronoun, or to talk about your girlfrient. -女: Simply means "woman". It can be used also as 女たち to express specifically "women", but Japanese usually doesn't care about plural and singular distinctions. 女の人: To adress a "woman" solely as 女 may sound rude and very informal. That is why we use 女の人. So if you want to express: "That woman is my friend" ... then you would say: "あの女の人は私の友達です". 女の子: 子 means "kid" or "child", so it is used for " young girl".
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    March 13, 2014
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    I'd like to practice Arabic

    Hello guys:

     

    I'm from Mexico city, I speak fluent English, Spanish and Japanese. I'm currently learning Arabic, so I'd like to practice it with someone. I can help you back with any of the languages mentioned above.

     

    Thanks in advance.

     

     

    March 7, 2014
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    Hola. Vivo en el DF también y aprendo árabe. Podríamos practicar juntos. Saludos. 

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    March 7, 2014
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    I'd like to practice my greek with someone !!!

    Hey guys.

     

    I'm Albert, from Mexico City. I'm currently learning Greek, and I'd love to practice it with someone native or who's learning it as well, whether on chat or skype. I can help you back with Spanish, English or even Japanese.

     

    Greetings! 

    December 29, 2013
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  • Commented

    El español tiene tantas variantes que puede volver loco a cualquiera.

     

    En el español de españa, lo más común es el 'seseo'. En algunas regiones la 's' se pronuncia tan fuerte que llega a sonar incluso como 'sh'. También se tiene el caso de la 'c' y la 'z' españolas, que se pronuncian como una 'th' inglesa o una 'θ' griega (cosa que cambia totalmente en latinoamérica).

     

    En México (y casi en toda américa latina) la 'c' y la 'z' pierden ese sonido de 'th' y se pronuncian igual que una 's' normal. Casi en gran parte de México se pronuncian todas las letras, a excepción de las zonas costeras donde se omite la "s" al hablar (igual que en otros países), en incluso llega a sonar como "j", por ejemplo: "puej" en vez de "pues". 

     

    En Argentina, lo más representativo es el "sheísmo", es decir, allá la 'y' y la 'll' se pronuncian como 'sh'; en este caso, la palabra "yo" se pronuncia como "sho". 

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    December 27, 2013
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