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Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
May 30, 2023
¡Siempre es un placer conversar contigo! El uso del vocabulario acorde con el contexto de lo que se esta hablando, las conjugaciones de los verbos correctas, y siempre está atenta de las correcciones al igual que manifiesta la sus dudas sobre las construcciones gramaticales. ¡Excelente trabajo!
Elivelton Aguiar
Spanish
Jun 20, 2022
Bia es una alumna muy dedicada, fija atención y aprende con facilidad, vimos sobre pretéritos, la clase fue muy divertida y provechosa.
Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
Feb 21, 2021
¡Excelente clase con Fabiane!, su habilidad en la expresión ora es muy buena, así como su comprensión de la gramática española es excelente, su dedicación y constancia en el estudio de la español hace notables los resultados. ¡Buen trabajo!
Nickie
English
Mar 14, 2019
It's always fantastic to speak to you! I look forward to our next meeting.
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  • Answered
    This is actually just an example of passive voice. It's the same as saying that mas tourism brought this atmosphere into the country.
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    March 12, 2019
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    Hi! I'm not a native speaker of English, but I consider myself fluent and I've lived in the US for almost 2 years - so I guess I know a little something. From my experience, I wouldn't say the word 'funny' is a bad word, but it's one of those words that, depending on the context (or the way you say it, for instance), that it might sound like criticism. If you are talking to someone you know, and this person tells a joke or does something funny, then it is no problem to say that he or she is funny. But if it is someone you are not close to, maybe it's best to keep it to yourself, since you don't know whether the person will perceive it as a compliment or not (especially these days when people get offended so easily). Maybe you can use the word ENTERTAINING instead: "You are very entertaining!". Dear native speakers of English, what do you think? :)
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    August 21, 2018
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