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Hi, I'm Samuel. I love to experience new cultures and I believe that language learning is a part of that. Since I was born my parents spoke with me in Spanish and in English. I'd love to help people out with those, but I also need help in Korean and Russian.
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    Пойду, собираюсь пойти What is the difference between пойду and собираюсь пойти? Is it the use, how much does the meaning change? Or is it only preference and speaking style? Thanks!
    October 16, 2014
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    First time Russian Я хочил писать по русский ещё долго, но я не писаил потому что у меня был страх. Я не знаю что думать.
    March 20, 2014
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    Mi coreano no es muy bueno pero creo que significa puerta. (No sé, soy nuevo en esto jeje)
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    February 20, 2014
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    Estar. This verb is used to define HOW, WHERE, WHEN something (person or object) is. It is used almost always when it happens (happened or will happen) in a specific time. Ser. This verb is used to define HOW, WHAT, WHO something (person or object) is. It is used when you talk about something that lasts for a fairly long amount of time. ¿Cómo estás? Estoy bien. ¿Cómo eres? Soy amable. Hope this helps a bit.
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    February 19, 2014
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    You put it at the very end of the sentence. Sometimes it is used in the beginning, but is less common, so just try to end the entire thought or sentence with a "por favor".
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    February 19, 2014
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