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Hola! Me llamo Kevin. Estoy apreniendo español así que puedo hablar con mis amigos de Honduras y Puerto Rico en su primer idioma. Soy de los Estados Unidos. Quiero praticar hablando español y puedo ayudo tu practicas ingles!
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Mark Esposito
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Aug 3, 2015
Buen trabajo Kevin. Hablas español bien y tus señas son buenas también. Creo que podemos tener buenas clases en español y en ASL.
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    To understand that sentence the context is important. “would allow people to change the narrative by telling their own stories." In a political or news context I believe the above sentence has the following meaning: The "narrative" I believe they are referring to is the current status quo/commonly held beliefs about something. People "telling their own stories" helps provide more information about a story that helps other people better understand their point-of-view. For example, a high school student talking about their experience during a school shooting may help people understand that two greatly underfunded areas in school budgets are mental health counselors and having enough support staff to make sure no child commits acts of horror. The student's stories will put extra emphasis on addressing the need for a greater focus on the mental health narrative.
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    March 11, 2018
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    Mis Pasatiempos ¡Hola! Me llamo Kevin. Tengo muchos pasatiempos. Me gusta ir a escalar en rocas. Juega al tenis y voleibol. Estoy aprendiendo tejer con mi novia. También me gusta jugar video juegos como pokemon voy!
    July 7, 2017
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    "If you've quite finished with it." is just a fancy way of saying: If you are done with it (as in Pooh is done sitting on it). It is rare to hear anyone say "quite finished" in Philadelphia, PA at least.
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    July 6, 2017
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    1.He should be home; I saw lights in his house 2.He should be home; I saw the light in his room. I agree with you. A and C fit well in the first sentence and B and D fit well in the second sentence, both answers sound very natural. If I had to just pick one answer I would go with the answers above because I assume he has multiple lights in his house and only one light in his room; however, the other answers could make sense in other situations also.
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    June 18, 2017
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    Your sentences are ok. Possibly a more common way to say the first two is: "How did you know that these were my favorite?"
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    March 20, 2016
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    Depending on where you are hurting, it may be more common to say abdomen instead of belly.
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    February 28, 2016
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    I would also like to add the sound of evil laughter to this list: Muahahahaha!
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    November 24, 2015
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    I believe you posted this in the wrong spot. Try the following/double check you completed the referral process according to italki: To request support: http://support.italki.com/hc/en-us/requests/new Referral process: http://www.italki.com/referral From, Some random dude on italki/not a customer service rep.
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    November 24, 2015
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    The direct translation seems to be "among other multiple talents" but here are another few ways to say it that may sound more natural. "Among other talents", she is also a great song writer. "Amid a plethora of talents", he can also dance (Not as common, but fun to say) "Besides his/her many talents", he/she is also a very kind person
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    November 24, 2015
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    "Remember it" is very close to the meaning. The common saying is "let it soak in" or "soak it in" and it brings up the imagery of a sponge soaking up some liquid. I hear or use the saying most often after a sarcastic comment where it may take the person a few seconds to realize the joke or lesson I just told them.
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    October 31, 2015
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