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English is my native language; however, I speak German and Spanish. I am currently learning French and Portuguese. I love learning and teaching languages. I taught myself German and Spanish. I have a degree in International Studies a minor in German. I graduated at the top of my class. While in college, I studied abroad in Salzburg, Austria. There I lived with an Austrian family and spoke German on a daily basis. I enjoyed my experiences in Europe, and I hope to return to Europe and teach English. After I returned to the United States, I began learning Spanish as there is a large amount of Hispanics who live in my state, Texas. I enjoy watching telenovelas in Spanish, especially, La Rosa De Guadalupe. I am currently studying law, and I will graduate in May 2015 with my Doctorate of Laws. My hobbies include: languages, family and friends, exercising, and video games.
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    El Última Día Del Trabajo Hoy es el último día de trabajo para mí. Me encantaba trabajar con mis compañeras de trabajo, pero la escuela comenzará muy pronto y por eso decidí que sería mejor que me vaya. Tengo una mes restante de mis vacaciones. Durante esta mes, pienso que viajar. Este fin de semana viajaré para Colorado, y lo próximo viajaré a la casa de mis padres. Estoy un poquito triste que no tendré un trabajo porque me gusta ganar dinero, pero tener tiempo libre tiene su propio valor. He ahorrado lo que gané y lo usaré por una mes libre.
    July 30, 2014
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    July 29, 2014
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    after = despues con un sustantivo (I will see you after the show.) "The show" es el sustantivo y por eso tienes que usar after. then = entonces afterwards = despues, pero sin un sustantivo. (I will see you afterwards.) Aqui, la oracion no dice lo que sustantivo vas a ver más tarde, y por eso tienes que usar afterwards.
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    July 26, 2014
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    Es dependiente de su concentración. Te puedo ayudar con los básicos, si quieres un professor. Hay muchas palabras que son las mismas en inglés y español.
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    July 25, 2014
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    I am looking for new students.
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    July 25, 2014
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    July 12, 2014
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    My first notebook! yay :D

    Hello, my name is Lulus Firda. Actually I don't really like my name. My friends always mocked me, because of my name, Lulus, which means to graduate or pass. It's funny because I always failed math -__-. I asked my parents why they give me that name, well they said they actually wanted to name me Viorentina (omg that's cool) because my dad loves footbal so much but my aunty said that was too cool for people like us (you know, only rich people should give their child a cool name. So it's like a mark, I think, between the rich and the average). So my dad give me this name which he thOught was not too cool but not too bad either. What the *&%$#@! -__-

    This year I will graduate from high school, haha yeah, they like hailed (not sure what you meant to say) my name almost every minute on our graduation day. So I'm trying to get into college right now. I take every test, every chance, every week, so that I can get into university. I'm kinda confused about what major I want. I love psychology, but my dad wants me to take English literature. Next Monday I'm going to go to Malang city, an apple (apple like iphone?) town yippie, to take another test. I think I'll travel by motorcycle, and ride it for about 4 hours (oh God, please save my back). But I'm not gonna give up on being a college student, and wish me luck :D

     

    Very good English

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    July 12, 2014
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    Both sound rather incorrect in English. I would say, "I'm having trouble with my car's engine." or "I'm having engine trouble."
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    July 11, 2014
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    vocês = ihr, so wie ihr habt ein Buch seu = Ich kenne sie nicht, was ist ihr name? seu = Können Sie mir bitte sagen was Ihr Lieblingsbuch ist?
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    July 11, 2014
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    July 9, 2014
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