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My primary language is Spanish and I'm here to polish my English and teach Spanish.
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- SpanishBits toolbar SpanishBits.com has launched its own toolbar. Word of the Day, RSS content, Latin radio stations, highlighter, a direct link to spanishbits.com, a direct link to Facebook, and more. Download it free from <a href="http://spanishbitscom.ourtoolbar.com/">here</a>.March 26, 201000
- Certificaciones de inglés Cambridge ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages), IELTS (International English Language Testing System), y TOEFL (Test of English As Foreign Language). Éstas son algunas certificaciones de inglés; no sé si hay otras; tampoco sé cuanto tiempo de estudio requieren.March 24, 201010
- 1. Quieren comprar una casa. El primer paso es pedir un credito. Paso que no resulta facil de dar cuando no hay regresos regulares. 2. Una limitación la constituye el hecho de que sea siempre la misma persona la que aconseja, con lo que se nos escamotea el impriscindible contraste de opiniones. 3. Se limitaba a mirar lo que quedaba de la casa donde había conocido el éxtasis y la desesperación; un esqueleto ennegrecido por las llamas que solo cabía proyectar la anterior felicidad.0 votedMarch 24, 20100
- SpanishBits <a href="http://www.spanishbits.com">SpanishBits.com</a> was re-designed and new content was added to it. Now it has two new instructional modules: Word of the Day and Poem of the Day. <img alt="" src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/thumbs_up.gif" />March 24, 201000
- Change of name Since I posting the lessons in my new web site called <a href="http://spanishbits.com">SpanishBits.com</a> I am thinking to change the name of this group to <em>Spanish Bits</em> -if it is possible. Is it ok with you?May 3, 200900
- It is used to express perplexity when you see someone who is in some way (positively or negatively) exagerate or did something exagerate. Examples: If you see someone that eats 5 hamburgers in his lunch time, you might say: "qué bárbaro". You may say it of someone who is extremely intelligent, brave, strong; opportunist, lazy, disorganized etc.0 votedFebruary 14, 20090

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