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I love the languages. I love to read and I write fanfics. Rule of Rose and Silent Hill are my favorites games, but I have more. If you are looking for someone who can teach you Spanish, feel free to send me a message.
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    Bueno yo estaba aprendiendo Mandarín hace como año y medio. Lo dejé porque se me dificultaba entre el trabajo y las clases, pero ahora lo retomaré como se debe: mi profesor, el chico que me estaba enseñando, le tomó dos años enteros estudiar Mandarín y hablarlo. Él más o menos me había escrito un horario y como mínimo, hay que estudiar el idioma entre 3 a 4hrs al día para que el resultado sea más rápido. Es como todos los idiomas, con práctica y perseverancia :)
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    April 11, 2015
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  • Answered
    "Tanto si vas a clases como si no, igual vas a tener que presentar ese examen de Inglés en la semana"
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    April 11, 2015
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  • Posted
    Differences between "Remember" and "Remind" Hi, guy´s! Well, I was playing an Avril Lavigne´s song, a cover called "How you Remind Me" and then I asked to myself: "Wait, is "Remind" a synonimous of the verb "Remember", or means something else?" For example, I could say to someone "Hey you remind me to my cousin." Will be the same if I say "Hey, you just remember me to someone else"? Is "Remind" a slang for us or something like that?
    May 9, 2014
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    An Old Fashioned Girl (Book) Today I started to read "An Old Fashioned Girl", one of my many books I have in English, those books were a gift that a neightbour (vecina) gave to me about more than 5 months ago. I know I need to do my best to improve my vocabulary, perhaps (sin embargo) there are so many words I still could´nt understand! One of my friend (Who studys English at the University with me) told me that those gift books, the verbs, grammar and some prepositions are in Old English. The thing is, I can understand the context (wich is so important, at least) but words like "boldly", "beseeching", "lawlessness", "bewilderment", "leisurely" ,"thingumbob", "crinkles"... and so on, words that are completly (completamente) news and strangers to me! The worst thing is I have two English dictionaries, but they don´t have those words. Mmm, maybe I have to buy an Oxford dictionary... I had been read a few of pags about this book, it seems very interesting and great (Mmm, I don´t know how I could translate "Pese a no entenderlo del todo", in English) I´m trying to read it aloud to can practise my english reading too. In the morning, like a wrote before, I was reading aloud and then a guy looked at me surprised and he turned his head around when I felt observed (Observada, sintiendo su mirada) by him. It was a little funny to me, only I have the chance to speak English in my University, out of there, I don´t have many people to talk it. My dad knows, but it´s very basic, otherwise we have Internet and we could do almost everything with it.
    May 9, 2014
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  • Corrected

    ¿Vamos a practicar portugués y español? 

     

    (Los El/The en algunas oraciones se sobre-entienden, son redundantes) 

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    May 8, 2014
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  • Answered
    ¡Hola!, no sé en donde está la opción para corregir, pero tu primera sentence sería "En mi libro está la frase..." Y sí, "Los niños están riéndose del payaso" es correcto, when spanish people read/listen the word "laughing" for us, means "Riéndose".
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    May 8, 2014
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    I´m like a noob here, lol Hello everyone! Ok I´m going to write a short note because I found this amazing website too late and in a few minutes I have to go to bed. I´m gonna explain all that I need/looking for to a language partner: It (The person) has to know very very (very) well english, if you are a native, then so much better :) Why? Because I´m studyin English in the University as a career, so I need to practise my English all the time, I want to improve my oral and writing abilities :) In exchange (A cambio), I can teach you (and talk/write) to you spanish, because I´m Venezuelan and I was told I have a good talent (and patience) for teach , let´s see what if that true ;) Yes, I have Skype but I´m not online all the time, so if you´re interested, we´d could talk about it. I love to read and I love to listen English TV´s Shows. One of my favorite channels is E! I like watching Animes (Japanese Animation, if you didn´t know it) and reading mangas. I would like to learn Japanese (watching animes I know bassic things) and chinese someday (Actually, I was learning Chinese Mandarin last year, But I had to let it go to focuss (enfocarme) only in English) I don´t have problems to teach spanish (even grammar spanish) if you want, I think we all here to help each other. I hope to learn very very much, and I´m not going to angry with you if you correct me all (or some) of my little "esays" PS. I LOVE SUSHI!!! Don´t you??
    May 8, 2014
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  • Corrected
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    May 8, 2014
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  • Answered
    1) Habría/hubiese... 2)Parece que hay/parecer haber 3)Había... 4)Había...
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    May 8, 2014
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