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Je suis originaire du Canada. Je souhaite apprendre l'espagnol (je suis débutant) sur une base informelle et sans stress! Je parle en français et en anglais. Nous pouvons alterner les langues. Je travaille en milieu hospitalier. I'm from Canada. I would like to learn spanish (beginner level). I speak both french and english fluently. I work in a medical environment.
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    Thank you all for the explanation!
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    February 2, 2014
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    "Me gustan esos perros" or "(yo) gustó esos perros From what I understand, both are the same. But if "me" is used, "gustan" will be conjugated in plural referring to "perros", while if the present tense is used, "gusto" is conjugated in the 1st person singular referring to "yo" That one I find difficult, I can't find an equivalent explanation in French grammar ....
    February 2, 2014
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    Computer: ordenador or computador? Are there regional differences or are they basically the same. Y a-t-il des différences régionales ou est-ce que les deux mots sont utilisés?
    February 2, 2014
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    Hahaha very popular onomatopoeia in English. Of course there is the (too) popular "computer language", the eternal LOL (which stands for Laugh Out Loud). In French Canada, we usually use hihihi .... And finally, Santa Claus' favorite Hohoho (-;
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    January 27, 2014
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    Why do we say in spanish "oigo a un gato y a un caballo" instead of "oigo un gato y un caballo"? ...or can both be said?
    January 25, 2014
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