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My name is Fernando, i'm 48 and live in Asturias, a small but really beautiful province on the spanish northern coast. Love to learn foreign languages, traveling and getting to know different cultures and lifestyles. I speak english and french quite fluently, not so much with Italian... Currently, i try hard to "refresh" my german (got out of practice and find myself awfully clumsy!), and to keep alive -hopefully to improve it too!- the basic chinese i learned during the past two years. Looking for open minded people who might be willing to engage in working and learning together while having fun. My passions are cinema, technology, music (of course, singing and dancing as well), and spicy food -it drives me crazy !! LoL www.linkedin.com/in/fcabodiaz
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    Buen intento!! "Aunque no lo entendí por completo, lo disfruté de todas formas"
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    September 23, 2015
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    "!Qué mal me encuentro!" => Es la forma EXCLAMATIVA de decir "me siento MUY mal" => "I'm feeling really bad!!" "!Bah!" => Es una interjección EXCLAMATIVA. Al igual que otras interjecciones, no tiene un significado como palabra, simplemente EXPRESA la reacción de quien la utiliza restando importancia o credibilidad a algo que le dicen. Por ejemplo: -"Si conduces tan rápido el coche tendrás un accidente" -" !Bah! Yo sé conducir muy bien y nunca he tenido ningún problema hasta ahora"
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    September 18, 2015
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    Hola! "Lo Cual" => Convierte en un único sujeto (precisamente "lo cual") algo de lo que se acaba de hablar o a lo que justo antes se ha referido en una frase/oración anterior. Va siempre precedido por una coma "," Ejemplo: "El consumo de droga ha aumentado, LO CUAL es muy mala noticia"
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    September 18, 2015
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    On dirait mieux... "J'étudie pour l'examen"
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    September 17, 2015
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    *** "Satze" => "Zätze" ist nicht richtig
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    September 17, 2015
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    Lo correcto es "estar deseando hacer algo". En Español, por norma general, la preposición "de" no se emplea al comienzo de un complemento directo del verbo (sea cual sea la conjugación del verbo).
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    September 17, 2015
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    I can't see anything wrong with the sentence, it's just fine the way it is.
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    September 17, 2015
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    Just a minor "typo" at the start of your text => *Estás (no "EstRás") muy ocupado. As for the rest, Juliana is totally right in her reasoning, but i am afraid that saying "y a lo mejor te ESTRESES más de lo normal" is not correct in this case. In this case, "y a lo mejor te ESTRESAS" is the right way to say it. My personal advice is that you try to avoid use of Subjunctive unless we're talking very hypothetical situations. With a deeper mastering of spanish grammar and knowledge of expressions & verbs employed in each situation, use of subjunctive will come naturally to you :-) Besides being a complicated tense -even for spaniards, who, in some regions refuse to use it in ordinary talking, resorting instead to the Indicative-Conditional tenses- it leaves room for exceptions too, as in this very case. Best regards from Oviedo, in Spain!! Fernando.
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    September 10, 2015
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    Hay muchas para elegir. Te recomiendo una que me gusta especialmente: "La Caja 507". Es una película de género policiaco/thriller, seria, con buenos actores y diálogos "redondos". Mucha suerte!
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    June 17, 2015
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    HALLO!! Ich heiße Fernando und komme aus Spanien
    August 9, 2014
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