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Soy un joven interesado en aprender varios idiomas como un punto de apoyo a mis actividades profesionales y personales.
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    Something to begin Hi, I would like to learn how to speak a good English, but it's been a hard work. I haven't learnt enough vocabulary and I know that is essential. I nowadays can only say and write some useful sentences to take a short conversation. For me is more easily read and write (with a lot of mistakes) than speak and hear. Perhaps some day I'll be able to understand the English at the speed of thought.
    September 3, 2012
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    You can use the words "esa" o "eso" like you use the English word: "that", in this way: "Esa" to feminine form of "that" --> "Esa flor" "That flower" (When the flower is far) "Eso" to masculines form of that --> "Ese carro" "That car" (When the car is far) And in the same way: "Esta" and "Esto" are like the word "This" --> This car, this flower... (when you want show something is near) Bye.
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    September 3, 2012
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    Hi Bill, I believe in this case you could say, for example: "Yo estaba cantando ayer en la mañana": "I was singing yesterday in the morning" to refer to one specific time or "Cuando era niño, yo cantaba (solía cantar) if the action was made several times" When I was a child, I used to sing",but I am not expert, is only an opinion.
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    February 27, 2011
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    Hola Félix, yo creo que el hecho de hablar español no me da autoridad alguna para decir que sé español, pues es un idioma bastante complejo. Yo soy de Colombia, si usted quiere podemos entablar este tipo de conversaciones cada vez que sea posible.
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    April 17, 2008
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    La diferencia entre estas dos frases es el verbo. En un caso es "ser" y en el otro es "estar". Si tu dices "los libros son nuevos" puedes referirte a dos cosas principalmente: La primera es que "no se han usado"; la segunda es que "hace poco salieron a la venta en el mercado". Si dices los libros están nuevos es principalmente para referirte a que "no se han usado todavía, o que aunque se han usado están en buen estado. Espero que te haya sido útil mi explicación, estimada Elena.
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    April 17, 2008
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