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Because of the amount of people on this website, I cannot exchange languages with anyone who is unable to help me with my target language. It would take up too much time. Sin embargo, si hablas espanol, yo puedo ayudarte si tu quieres ayudarme!
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    Correct sentences: She danced beautifully. When I tidied up my attic, I found a bunch of yellowed letters. They talked very clearly, so we could hear every word. I knew I was late, so I started driving very fast. She danced beautifully, so she won the contest. Personally, I've never talked to him. May I introduce you to Mr. Jones? A pre-paid card is a kind of bank card that allows the owner spend only money he or she has put on the card. They might be attractive because there are people who want to control their spending or don't like give the details of his or her bank card over the internet. Everyone who has a pre-paid card can use it on the internet and at most retailers that take Mastercard and Visa.
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    December 20, 2015
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    Mi primero revista Hola a todos! Me llamo Alese! Esté es mi primero hora escribiendo en el cuaderno. Soy de Louisiana, EEUU y quiero a mejorar mi espanol. Estoy aprendiendo espanol porque mi novio y su familia son de las islas canarias y hablan espanol. Puedo a practicar español con alguien quien es de España porque estoy aprendiendo castellans.
    December 18, 2015
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    It is a verb. You can tell someone that you are "planning to go to the beach." In this case, and all other cases, it is a verb because you are doing something. Though, you can you "plan" as a noun. "I have a plan to go to the beach." Here, plan is the noun because it is a thing, and "to go" is the verb.
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    December 1, 2015
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    Iridescent - Shining with many different colors when seen from different angles. This is like when you hold a gemstone, like a diamond, up to the light and you see it break regular light down into a rainbow of color.
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    December 1, 2015
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    Where do you start when learning a language? Hi everyone! I've been learning Italian off and on due to a busy schedule, and I thought I'd take the time to ask this question: How do you all begin learning your languages? Personally, Italian was my second language to learn, which made beginning easier. I'd also had to learn Latin as my foreign language in high school, and since Italian is a Romance language, that was also an advantage. I've used sites like busuu.com. Additionally, I used Rosetta Stone. RS is fine in the beginning with simple words, but soon you begin to wonder because there are no translations, just straight immersion, the same way you learn your native language as a kid. What does everyone else use to begin learning a language? RS, internet sites, teachers, textbooks and workbooks, or just having conversations with people native to the one you wish to learn? Thanks!
    December 26, 2014
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