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Hola soy de nueva york y me gustaria intercambiar idiomas. Estoy practicando español.
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Hi! I'm here because I want to practice my english, and I would be glad to help you with your Spanish. I'm from Mexico and I study English, my level is B1, so it is supposed that I can speak and understand english, but I want to lose my nervousness when speaking and I think that maybe this is the correct site. Please tell me if I made any mistakes in this note.
0 votedDecember 2, 20150- That previous comment does not help you at all, its a shame. Anyway if you wish to speak any language with fluency all you have to do is use it everyday, speak with native speakers via skype etc, and practice. Its very simple. It may seem difficult, but you will succeed . All the best.0 votedNovember 27, 20150
- Both are correct, and when speaking with natives it almost interchangeable no one will call you out on the difference but - "This lesson is easy FOR me [to understand (for example)]. It is for your life, for what you are going to in the future, etc. This lesson is easy TO me. I consider this lesson easy in my opinion0 votedNovember 12, 20153
- You have to USE the language, by listening and speaking it. The best way is to practice with native speakers. It does not matter how much or how little you know. You will be able to communicate, just have fun with it and do not be afraid to make mistakes. If you speak everyday you will become fluent quickly. Hope this helps.0 votedOctober 24, 20151
- when someone asks these questions, there is usually a positive or negative response, i.e. the person is fine or not doing so well. For example . "How are you doing - I am fine! thank you."/ "is everything ok? - NO , i had some problems today with my girlfriend" For the last one, yes it is okay to reply "you too" BUT it would some more respectful if you said "Thank you, you too" , you can also say "Thank you"/"Thanks" and other things that you will learn.0 votedOctober 22, 20152

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