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Blanca
Spanish
Aug 4, 2018
¿Qué puedo decir que no sepas? ¡Me encanta hablar contigo! :)
Blanca
Spanish
Jun 23, 2018
Como cada vez que hablamos ¡excelente! Me encantó hablar contigo de nuevo y comprobar que tu español continua en buena forma. Espero que no pase tanto tiempo hasta que nos volvamos a ver.
Sara
Spanish
Jun 16, 2018
¡Con mucho gusto ! Espero verte pronto
Blanca
Spanish
Feb 27, 2017
¡Sin palabras-las gastamos todas durante nuestra clase! Genial, como siempre, temas de “treintañeros” y festivales :)
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  • Posted
    Todavía y ya Cuando era niño, quería visitar a Africa. Aunque ya fui a Marruecos, siento como todaviá no lo conociera de verdad. Cuando tenía 27 años, todavía no había tomado una sola clase de español. Hoy en día, me puedo defender bien en español, pero todavía hay mucho que aprender. Me encantaría conocer más de España. Ya visité a Barcelona, Sevilla y Tarifa (y unas de las islas de rumbear), pero todavía no he ido a las partes más montañosas. Ya desayuné, pero todavía tengo ganas de comer más.
    November 13, 2016
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  • Posted
    De vuelta a Inglaterra Finalmente, después de casi dos años viviendo en Colombia, he vuelto a mi tierra. Entre muchos miedos que corren a través de esta transicíon, lo más preocupante es: ¿me voy a perder el español? Aprender español tan exitosamente en dos años me ha enseñado lo posible del mundo. Cuando estés en un ambiente en que aprender una nueva destreza no sea unicamente una necesidad, sino algo que gozas, desarrollarse se hace mucho más fácil. ¿Que tan más dificil será seguir utilizandolo ya que no es necesario ni sencillo prioritizar? En todos casos, ojalá que yo halle una forma de mantener el aprendizaje y que no me pierda mis habilidades con este lenguaje tan bonito!
    July 20, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Go Back to Being Voiceless on Social Networks

    Nowadays, I have to say that it’s easy to destroy a stranger’s life just by (writing) a couple of words through  on the Internet. You may think it’s impossible., but yes actually it’s just the power of words and how cyber bullying works. Here is a true story.


    “I’m sorry, but I decided to leave the world after deep consideration. Don’t persuade me to live. I just hope it won’t be too painful.” This is what a boy had posted on a micro-blog to live-broadcast the process of his suicide because of some emotional problems. But what shocked impressed me most was the reaction and comments of the netizens. “You deserve to die.””Come on! Actions speak louder than words.””Are you dead yet?” His micro-blog was filled with these kinds of comments and many people even gave a like so that finally he gave up the last hope of life.


    It’s just one case of cyber bullying that shows how the netizens killed a hopeless boy piece by piece, carelessly and easily. In fact, there are many similar stories of cyber bullying happening in our lives every single day and having hurt many people. One person who can easily lose their own judgment and be affected by personal feelings will not cause a tragic result alone, but thousands of people together will. It’s tragic to see people who don’t know the truth spread rumors, flame  egg on others and go along with offensive ideas.
    Social networks were supposed to give a voice to voiceless people, but now it’s different. So when you have no idea about what is actually happening, just do not give your opinions and go back to being voiceless. It’s the smartest way to survive in this society.

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    February 20, 2016
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  • Posted
    "He de" vs "hay que" o "se necesita" Hola a todos, Nunca me han enseñando el uso de "he de", por ejemplo en el frase "he de reconocer las diferencias". Se usa exactamente como "hay que" o "se necesita", o son diferentes? Tom
    February 15, 2016
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  • Posted
    Si tuviera... Siempre pienso: si tuviera más ganas, podría aprovechar mi tiempo libre y ser más feliz. Ganas, sin embargo, no se ponen con un interruptor. Hay que despertarse cada mañana con cosas programadas y intenciones para cumplir. Tal vez si tuviera más dinero, las ganas de salir de la casa y adventurar por la ciudad me vendrían más facilmente, ya que no tendría ningunos obstaculos. Tal vez si mi novia no tuviera un trabajo tan exigente, nos sentiríamos libres para hacer planes más fijos para los fines de semana. Al fin y al cabo, soy mi mismo obstrucción. Si realmente quisiera gastar menos tiempo en la casa, podría hacerlo.
    February 13, 2016
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  • Posted
    Siempre y cuando? Hola - quiero entender como decir este frase inglés en español. Se usa "siempre y cuando" por "as long as"? "You can have the ball, as long as you don't lose it". Gracias, Tom
    February 10, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Well done Maryori!! What an excellent first piece of writing - I hope the corrections below help you!

    I am luckily enough to live in your beautiful country - which part of Colombia do you live in? I am in Medellin!

    Keep your motivation up and you will have fun along the way!

    Tom


    Greetings!

    Hi! This is my first written practice. I'm excited.

    I've practiced for one month. I think I have an intermediate level, but I need to improve it. I want to take the IELTS exam. I must get an 8 in order to get a Visa and go to Canada. I'm from Colombia, and I have so many expectations and dreams that I'm going to make come true!!!

    The motivation that I have I have many motivations to learn English. First, I want to do it because of me, I want to demonstrate to everybody that I can, I want to live a better quality of life, to have a better health system, and better opportunities!
    0 voted
    February 4, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Good luck finding a language partner Thiago. You write very well in English - see a small number of small corrections below!

    Tom


    Present to Corrections

    Hey, everybody!

    I'm Thiago from Brazil. I have been studying English and I really want to improve it. If you can help me I will be very happy. I can help anyone with Brazilian Portuguese.
    Well, in the near future I've been planning to live abroad, so I have to get ready for this.

    That's all for now.
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    February 4, 2016
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  • Answered
    2 things: - Hanged is the past tense for "to hang" (a person), but not for "to hang" (clothes) for example - that would be "hung". - It should say: "for being witches" without the s.
    0 voted
    February 4, 2016
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  • Answered
    Not always true, but in this sentence "rocks" should lose the s and be the singular "rock" However, this is because of the article "a", not the reason you stated. For example: "There is a big, green tree over there". (1 tree, so singular) "There are thousands of big, green trees over there". (More than 1 tree, so plural).
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    February 2, 2016
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