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Hi I'm learning english (my level is intermediate-advanced), and I want to contact people that like chat with Msn. I can help you with your Spanish. I'm a musician. Pianist, choral conductor and composer. I like philosophy, literature and mathematics. I'm not looking for a girlfriend. I'm engaged. Only chat friends to learn languages.
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    use www.conversationexchange.com It's really good to meet people that want to exchange languages (face to face)
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    March 19, 2009
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    It is so because there are some "absolutely" irregular verbs (like "ser", "estar", "ir", etc) and others that change only in some cases. Verbs are classified by types of "irregularity". So you can sort in groups: Venir, advenir, convenir, / yo vengo, advengo, convengo... teñir, reñir, ceñir... / yo tiño, riño, ciño vestir, pedir / yo visto, pido.. empezar, cerrar / yo empiezo, cierro ABSOLUTELY IRREGULAR Ser Ir But you have to learn all of them like irregular Hope it helps!
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    March 19, 2009
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    when someone says "Hey There!" on chat, is he/she saying "Hey Dear!"? Because their phonetic similitudes.
    March 16, 2009
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    Hola Soffy, Responderé en español ya que eres de Ecuador y es más fácil entender la traducción que la explicación en Inglés. Say: decir. Ella dijo algo... Tell: contar. Ella me contó que no rindió bien su examen. Speak. hablar (la facultad de hablar) Ella habla tres idiomas Talk: conversar Estuve conversando con Juan see: ver (sin ninguna intención, sólo porque se tiene el sentido de la vista). Al doblar la calle vimos un montón de gente peleando. look (mirar) Mírame cuando te hablo. watch: observar, mirar con detenimiento e intención. - Mirar televisión
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    March 16, 2009
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    can you use "it" to speak about a baby? Why? I only use this pronoun to speak about things For example: It is curly
    March 16, 2009
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  • Posted
    how is it ok? "My things and yours" or "My things and THE yours"?
    February 17, 2009
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    Yes. We dont have a pronoun like "it". You have to use él and ella depending on the genre of sustantive.
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    January 15, 2009
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    what's the difference between "trouble" and "problem"?
    April 15, 2008
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