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I want to learn english, so I'm in a basic course now. I wish to understand english songs and movies without subtitles, and speak fluently with people around the world.
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    1. In spanish, an informal conversation between two friends or relatives: -¿(A ti) Te gusta el café con leche? - Sí, (a mí) me gusta A formal conversation, for example between a host and his guest: -¿(A usted) Le gusta el café con leche? - Sí, (a mí) me gusta 2. Esos libros no nos gustan >>> No nos gustan esos libros "We don`t like those books" :)
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    May 5, 2009
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    "What for?" or "For what?" I heard those expressions on TV and I don`t know the difference between they. Mean the same? They are used on different situations?
    April 24, 2009
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    Hello My translation is "Ellos murieron a causa de una mentira"
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    February 25, 2009
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    I agree with Manel: - "Aquí están sus pantalones" (Your/their/his/her pants are here). In this case "estar" is used to express psychical location. - "Éstos son sus pantalones" (These are your/their/his/her pants). In this case "ser" is used to express possession. :)
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    September 4, 2008
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    ¿Hay alguna diferencia importante de significado entre "Jugendland" y "Jungenland"? ¿Alguno de estos términos es más correcto que el otro? ¿más formal? Gracias
    September 3, 2008
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    Hi! I don`t understand well the phrase "galería de nombres", but literally it would be: - "In your gallery of names I want to be the one you call" - "In your list of (possible) names I want to be the one you call" :)
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    September 2, 2008
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    I think "hubiese" is a bit more formal, but both are very useful in any context. I agree with Alfredo respect to the alternation of both words to avoid redundancies, for example: - "Si yo lo HUBIESE sabido antes, si alguien me HUBIERA advertido, yo habría reaccionado de otra manera" :)
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    August 20, 2008
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    "Dead zone" by Stephen King :))
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    August 14, 2008
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    Literally it would be: "mi nombre está en español" Or "mi nombre es español" (my name is spaniard) :))
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    August 13, 2008
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    I say "Gracias por agregarme" :)
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    August 8, 2008
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