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    Celebracioónes

    Yo Vivo en una isla. La ultima noche de Dieciembre esta una noche por de muchaos celebracioónes y fiestas. A la medianoche hay fuegos pirotécnicos technicos muy hermosos y con muchos colores que se reflejan sobre la mar. Exactamente A la media noche exacto, la gente dicen Feliz Año Nuevo juntos y beben juntos bebidas con mucho alcohol. Muchas personas son un poco se emborrachan un poco, pero se ponen muy contentaso . La gente les gustan a baillar salsa y cumbia.

    El cuatro de Julio es el día de Independencia en Estados Unidoas. Muchas familias van al visitar la playa para nadar y comer y visitar. Los niños juegan en la arena y la el mar. Muchas personas hacen surf y algunas otras personas miran en la mar por los pecesscados de colores hermosoas en el mar. El sol en mi isla es muy fuerte y es necesario usar protector para cuidar su salud.
    El Día de Acción de Gracias es un otra celebración en Estados Unidos durante el mes de Noviembre. Es una celebración por los donde las familias comenr juntas y ser dan agradecido gracias por todas las cosas en sus vidas. La comida es deliciosao y después todaso las familias tienen duermen una siesta. Usualmente parvo, y papas y dulces son la comida for El Día De Acción de Gracias.
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    April 9, 2016
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    March 1, 2016
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    I think an accurate translation would be something like: "Si el me llamara mañana, tendría que ir." Honestly, I don't know what the "subjuntivo futuro" is (Im really bad with grammar in any language).
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    February 28, 2016
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    February 23, 2016
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    February 22, 2016
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    My last weekend The last weekend I went to Pennsylvania to ski, it was an awesome weekend because it was warm but with enough snow to enjoy the mountain. I went there with a few friends and we had a great time. We got there at noon and stayed until 5pm, I wish we could've stayed longer but I was really tired. We started in the beginners area because for one of my friends it was the first time skiing, after a few rides we went to the top of the mountain and then went down on the easiest trails. We tried to avoid the steepest slopes because one of my friends was a little bit scare, and also he didn't know how to slow down well enough. I'm a little sore today, but I believe it was worth it. I love winter sports and I look forward to go again before the snow melts.
    February 22, 2016
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    Ser - We use it to describe something that doesn't change.

    Estar -  A state or statues that might change later in the future.


    SER:

    "Soy humano" -> I'm a human -> This will never change, you will always going to be a human

    "Eres mi hermana pequeña" -> You are my youngest sister

    "Eres muy grosero"

    "Eres muy creativo"


    ESTAR:

    "Estoy hambriento" -> I'm hungry -> Once you eat something you will no longer be hungry.

    "Estas muy linda el día de hoy"

    "Ese pastel está muy dulce"

    "Los niños están en el parque"


    Of course, there are exceptions to this rule. Sometimes you can use both in the same sentence. I hope this helps!

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    February 21, 2016
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    Today I was really happy because I was able to finish all my tasks during the day! I like to procrastinate and today it was the death line for some tasks, I was able to complete everything! 

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    February 20, 2016
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    "No me voy a excusar A mí mismo" esta bien dicho, pero no es muy común decirlo de esa manera, algo más natural sería: "No es una excusa, pero estaba ocupado y no escuche que el teléfono sonara, discúlpame por favor." "No me quiero justificar a mi mismo, pero cuando vi que se cerró la puerta ya era demasiado tarde." Saludos!
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    February 20, 2016
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