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    Hola Cynthia: Estás hablando de un tema bastante extenso para darte una explicación por este medio, pero en una respuesta bastante escueta diríamos que: La romanizacion de Hispania consiste en la difución de la civilizacion romana a través de toda la península Iberica, lo que hoy conocemos por "España". La causa de la intervención de Roma en Hispania fue debido a las guerras que sostuvo contra la Civilización Cartaginense o Cártago (Africa del Norte, lo que hoy es Tunez), y en aquel entonces, Hispania era una colonia Cartaginense. Estas guerras fueron llamadas "Guerras Púnicas", allá por el año 202 (A. de J.C.). Cuando Roma conquistó a Cartago, dividieron Hispania en tres provincias: Lusitania, Bética y Tarraconense. La romanización fue intensa: se construyeron puentes, calzadas, acueductos y teatros, al mismo tiempo que la lengua y la legislación fueron implantadas. Podríamos decir que uno de los efectos más grandes fueron que a partir de su lengua, que era el latín, se originó la lengua castellana o español, que hasta hoy en día muchos países lo hablan. También tuvo bastante efecto su legislación, ya que en España y en varios países Latinoamericanos se puede observar todavía la influencia que los Romanos tuvieron en sus Leyes o Sistemas Legales. La Romanización fue positiva porque aún se ve la influencia que esta cultura nos dejó en varios aspectos: instituciones políticas, jurídicas...Arte, literatura, arquitectura, etc.
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    April 11, 2008
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    It depends on what purpose you are making the question: Que son de ti.? Its used when youre asking if particular persons are related to someone; if they are family related or just friends. But when you use.. Que relacion tenéis? You could be asking if someone has a family, friendship or an emotional relation (boy friend, girl friend or husband and wife) with another person.
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    April 11, 2008
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    You are talking about the verb "comprar" or "to buy". You use "comprarsela" when your expressing a real action, or describing it. Its like when you say: "People go to the mall to buy things". But when you use "comprala", you are using the verb "comprar" as an imperative. Just like when you order some one to buy something: Buy it!. For anymore explanations feel free to ask me. My native language is Spanish, but I speak English too.
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    April 11, 2008
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    I need to practice my pronouncing (English)...Can you do that here..? And if so..How can I Contact.? In case that a get a response..How can I get in contact with that person?
    April 4, 2008
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    Does the word "cohabitation" mean the same than "common law marriage"...? Can anyone answer that..? This are legal terms, and I need to know if they are both the same or not
    April 4, 2008
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    Yeah..of course..I can help you out teaching you a few things. My native lenguage is Spanish, but I speak english too. Now....about French.."I dont know a word". May be thats because here is not a popular lenguage. Not that I dont like it, but on the contrary; I think French is one of the sexiest idioms..I like the way it sounds.
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    April 4, 2008
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    Te puedo enseñar algunas cosas si quieres en español, pero a cambio tu me enseñaz a mi algunas en ingles..ok.
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    April 4, 2008
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    I need to practice my english. I also need to know some legal terms in english. Anyone..?
    March 29, 2008
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    "estaba", and "estuve", they both come from the verb "estar", that means: "to be". They are two different forms of past tense in spanish; the first one is called "preterito imperfecto", and the second one "preterito perfecto". The word "preterito" means past tense. The two words mean the same; I guess thats why spanish is a lot more complicated than english.
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    March 29, 2008
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    The translation in spanish of the verb "to leave" can be : marchar, dejar, salir..that is: to march or to walk away, to leave something, or to get out of somewhere. So, " you should have left before" could mean in spanish: "deberias haberte marchado antes", "deberias haber salido antes", or, "deberias haber dejado antes"
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    March 29, 2008
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