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    Verb for taste What is the original verb for "schmeckt"? Or the verb for "to taste"
    November 1, 2014
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    Vamos a. Vamos a hacerlo - let's do it Vamos! - let's go! Vamos a - let's go to Vamonos - let's go (leaving) Vamos a preguntar - let's ask Preguntemos - let's ask Vamos a comprarlo - let's buy it Comprémoslo - let's buy it
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    November 1, 2014
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    Difference between Nein and Nicht Hi, I have this examples: "Nein, bitte", "Bitte nicht" and "Nein, ich nicht" When should I use "Nein" and when "Bitte"?
    September 19, 2014
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    I am learning German too. I'm a beginner and I'm working in my pronunciation. I found a YouTube channel that has a "Friends style" series in German: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yhP3OT2hxAE What's special about them is that the episodes have German subtitles. I find this very useful to understand words and pronunciation while learning spelling and uses for the words... I don't know if I am making myself clear...
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    September 18, 2014
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    Most English best sellers have a Spanish version. You can choose one you've already read, that way it might be easier to understand the plot and to start relating words with what you already know.
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    September 15, 2014
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    Most Spanish speaking countries have the "12 grapes" custom. You eat one each time the bell rings (starting the second the new year starts) while making a wish for each grape you eat. You don't really have to be in a specific place to do this. You can take with you 12 grapes and do it at the light show, I bet other Spanish people would do that too at the lightshow... If you really want to do it, it doesn't matter where. In all my life I haven't heard of a specific regulation for that custom. I've done it at gala dinners, at the sea, at home. Doesn't really matter...
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    September 15, 2014
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    No matter what, DELANTE or ADELANTE is "in front" . DETRÁS o ATRÁS is "behind"
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    September 15, 2014
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    Well, when you refer to an event happening somewhere you need to use ES : La fiesta ES en mi casa. La cena es en el restaurante. La boda es en noviembre... When you use ES , you describe a characteristic of the subject( in this case "la fiesta") ESTÁ is use for location and also to describe: El libro ESTÁ en la mesa (location) La fiesta ESTÁ muy divertida. La margarita está muy rica. I need to look for the actual grammar reason for this... But this is how it is...
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    September 15, 2014
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    Necesitas un aventón? Or Quieres que te lleve? Both would be correct no matter which country you are in.
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    September 15, 2014
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    Gracias guapa! Is perfect among girls. For men, this might be taken as flirting so unless it's the intention, use : Gracias linda! It is basically the same in a lower level... I'm not sure I made myself clear...
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    September 15, 2014
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