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Hi there! I'm Maya, and learning in all sense of the word is a passion of mine. Currently, I am trying to improve my conversational Spanish and am learning Arabic. I would love to talk to you and learn all about your story, culture, religion, etc. In return, I like to consider myself a storyteller of sorts, and am always open to sharing my life and beliefs like an open book for anyone who cares to listen! - Maya
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Erika Robledo
Spanish
Jan 30, 2020
Maya es muy divertida y muy buena para recordar vocabulario y conjugaciones. Muy buen trabajo!
Erika Robledo
Spanish
Jan 22, 2020
El español de maya es muy bueno e instintivo. Sabe usar muy bien su vocabulario y expresiones que conoce. Vas a aprender muy rápido!
Ayako
Japanese
May 30, 2016
マヤさんは げんきで、やさしくて、すてきです。きょうは、インターネットが わるくて、すみませんでした：（ でも、マヤさんは とても やさしかったですね。ありがとうございました。そして、パグの しゃしん を ありがとう！わたしは げんきになりました（*＾＾*）マヤさんは present tense の short form が じょうずでした。そして、「NOUNが すきです」と「VERBS のが すきです」の れんしゅうも とても よかったですよ！つぎの レッスンは L8を すこし ふくしゅうして、L9を べんきょうします。たのしみにしています(^0^)
Ayako
Japanese
May 15, 2016
マヤさん、きょう の レッスン、おつかれさまでした。short form の negative は むずかしいですが、マヤさんは がんばりましたね。 Now the grammars are getting more and more difficult but Maya san is always positive and patient. マヤさん との レッスンは たのしくて、おもしろいです。わたしは いつも たくさん わらいます(^0^) らいしゅう も short formを べんきょうします から、ふくしゅうを おねがいしますね。こうこう の クラス も がんばって ください (≧∀≦)
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  • Answered
    Hi there Bryam, I would assume that this a typo and that what they meant to say was flounder. Flounder is an idiom meaning to falter or struggle. I like to think of a fish out of water struggling to breathe. Hopefully this imagery helps you understand the meaning a bit better. All the best in your studies, Maya
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    May 25, 2016
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    "Scores Wounded" - A bit awkward, but I suppose it would mean that there are a lot wounded (as a score = 20) "Numerous Wounded" - A certain number wounded, but the number is uncertain at the time. "Countless Wounded" - Means that there are too many to count, this is a bit heavier weighted then numerous. **It really depends on the sentiment of the sentence and the idea you're trying to convey. Personally, I wouldn't use "Scores wounded," just because that's not how I speak the language, but depending on the sentence and bigger picture it could work. :)
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    March 13, 2016
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    ¿Como se dice "to haunt" en español? Como - Un fantasma está (haunting him).
    March 13, 2016
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    ¿Alguien puede explicar a me que es la diferencia entre casarse y solo casar? ¿Alguien puede explicar a me que es la diferencia entre casarse y solo casar? Como: Él se casa con ella. O Él casa con ella. Estoy un poco confudida. Gracias por la ayuda. :)
    February 9, 2016
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    'Wanna' is a slang term that can be found in casual conversation among peers (usually kids, teenagers, and sometimes young adults), therefore is not 'proper' English per say, though it does get the point across. It is in good practice though, to stay away from "wanna" in general since it may form bad habits in your English language learning. Now both sentences if made grammatically correct by using the phrase "want to" instead of "wanna" convey different ideas. 1. "What do I have to do If I want to keep in touch with you?" - This phrase would be used in order to ask for the actions needed to keep in touch with someone. 2. "What if I want to keep in touch with you?" - This phrase directs the subject more onto you and forms a hypothetical situation since the emphasis here is more on the "what if" part. It may help to think of the frequent movie situation of a main character leaving but still having the romantic interest trying to make contact. Hope this helped some! :)
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    June 6, 2015
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