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Chaky
German
Aug 25, 2018
Sehr gute Unterhaltung, danke. Dein Deutsch ist schon sehr gut. Gruss Chaky
Robert
English
Jun 9, 2015
Camilo, Great lesson. We rehearsed the questions and your responses to them for the interview. I asked a few followup questions and we brainstormed some responses to emphasize your strengths. Cheers, Rob
Robert
English
Jun 8, 2015
Camilo, Great lesson. I know that you were a bit concerned about your accent and while it does show that you have Spanish as your first language it did not get in the way of you making yourself understood. You have also rehearsed and practiced your responses to the point that you can focus on what you want to say rather than how you are saying it. Cheers, Rob
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    Wen und Wem Hi! I know that Wen is used in the akkusative case while Wem is in the Dative, but I´m still struggling on how understand when I can use any of those since their translation in English (wen and wem) is the same . Any tip/trick is welcome!!! Thanks
    April 19, 2017
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    Difference between. . Hallo Can anyone explain me please what is the difference of using the following words: Warten vs gedulden Sicherlich vs wahrscheinlich Danke! !!
    March 2, 2017
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    Des suchen von Lorna (Teil 2) Hallo!, Ich habe diese Text übersetzt; Kann jemand bitte mir korrigieren ...Danke! -„Frau Edwina Humphries ist mein Name. Ich bin ängstlich dass sie mir Geld verlagen werden.“ -“Das ist schrecklich, Frau Humphries! Denkt auch Herr Humphries dass Lorna entführen war? -“Meine Mann ist interessiert nich ob Lorna entführen war oder nicht!“ -“wirklich,Frau Humphries? Aber ist Ihrer Mann der Vater des Lorna? -“Ich Weiss es nicht was meinen Sie. Wir hat Lorna zusammen gekauft,“ Frau Humphries geantwortete. -“Haben Sie gekauft……Frau Humphries, das ist Illegal, Sie weissen“ ______ -"Mrs. Edwina Humphries is my name. I am afraid they will ask me for money - I'm afraid Lorna has been kidnapped!" -"That's terrible, Mrs. Humphries. Does Mr. Humphries, too, think Lorna has been kidnapped?" -"My husband is not interested if Lorna has been kidnapped or not!" -"Really, Mrs. Humphries? But is your husband Lorna's real father?" -"I don't know what you mean. We bought Lorna together," replied Mrs. Humphries. -"You bought ............Mrs. Humphries, that's illegal, you know."
    February 12, 2017
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    Daisy Hamilton was a private detective. She was thirty years old and had been a detective for the past two years. Every morning she went to her office to wait for phone calls or open the door to clients needing her services. Daisy wasn't very well known yet but occasionally people telephoned her from the advertisement she had put in the local newspaper. One morning at about eleven o'clock someone knocked on her office door. It was a fat lady who wore a fur around her neck. -"Hello, can I help you?" Daisy asked the lady. "Please come and sit down." -"Oh yes indeed! I need your help desperately. Lorna, my little one has disappeared. I don't know what to do." Daisy offered the fat lady a cup of instant coffee and awaited the details.
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    February 8, 2017
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    Korrigieren Sie mich bitte Ich habe gerade einen Text aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche übersetzt. Bitte korrigieren Sie meine Übersetzung (am Ende ist der Originaltext in englischer Sprache) Daisy Hamilton war einer private Detektiv. Sie war dreißig und hat sie einer Detektiv die letzte zwei Jahre. Jedes morgen Sie hat nach ihrer Büro gegangen für warten anrufe oder offen dir Tür für Kunden dass ihre Betrieb brauchen. Daysy war sehr bekannt nicht noch, aber Gegenlicht Leute hat ihr telefonieren wegen die Anzeige sie hat in die Lokalzeitung gestellt. Eine Morgen um elf Uhr herum jemand hat ihrer Tür von Ihrer Büro geklopft. Es war eine dicke Frau das hat ein Fell herum ihrer Hals getragen. -“Hallo, kann ich Sie helfen? Hat Daisy die Frau gefragt. „Bitte, kommen Sie und sitzen“ -“Oh Ja wirklich” Ich brauche Ihrer Hilfe verzweifelt. Lorna, meine kleine hat verschwinden. Ich Weiß nicht was ist zu tun. Daysi hat die dicke Frau eine Pulverkaffee anbieten und hat für die Details gewartet
    February 8, 2017
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    German Texts Hi!! I would like to start improving my writing skills in German, therefore I am looking for English texts which are already translated into German so I can "translate" the English text into German and afterwards I can compare both ( my translation with the German text). Does anyone know where I can find such resources? Thanks!
    February 4, 2017
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    Gehen or aufbrechen Hi all!! I have a question about the use of Gehen and Aufbrechen; I saw that aufbrechen can also be used in some context as "to go" I.e: Ich breche zur Bücherei auf Can anyone explain me a little bit please?
    January 21, 2017
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    Hola..para añadir a la conversación POR Se debe usar "por" en las siguientes ocasiones: -Para indicar acciones que se repiten: Voy a caminar 2 veces por semana -Cuando se cruza a través de algo: Cruzamos por el tunel, caminamos (por) debajo del arbol -Para expresar el motivo o causa de algo: Lo hice por que queria, la economia esta afectada por la inflación - Para indicar un lugar aproximado: Estamos situados por la estación del tren ( cerca de la estación del tren) -Para indicar intercambios o compras: He comprado este auto por 1000 euros PARA Se debe usar "para": -Expresar finalidad de algo: He comprado este regalo para ti -Fechas limites: El proyecto debe estar terminado para diciembre -Dirección final: Este año Viajaremos para la playa -Expresar puntos de vista u opiniones: Para muchas personas, la navidad es una epoca triste Espero haber sido de ayuda!! Hasta pronto
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    November 7, 2016
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    Hola en el primer Ejemplo "Le" representa la persona a la que Carlos escribe. Le para singular y Les para plural, son las personas que van a recibir la acción del verbo, es como preguntarle "¿a quien?" al verbo. Carlos escribe ¿ a quien ? -> a los estudiantes = Calos le escribe a los estudiantes / Carlos les escribe Dar un collar ¿A quien? -> a la chica = Le di un collar a la chica Dar un Regalo ¿ A quien? -> a Carmen= Le doy un regalo a Carmen Robó el carro ¿ A quien? -> al Hombre= Le robó el carro al hombre el ejemplo de los jugadores juegan Futbol, no es bueno por que el verbo Jugar no es un verbo recibido por otra persona. espero que sea mas claro ahora
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    November 5, 2016
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    All senteces are right! the difference is liked to the conjugation and the intention of using each Tense. In your examples you have 2 verbs (parar= stand up and caer=fall down)---(please notice that "pararse and ponerse de pie" are the same) 1. Cuando me puse de pie de la silla , el vaso cayó. Preteritum , Preteritum t (Basically, at the time you stood up, the glass fell down) 2. Cuando me puse de pie de la silla , el vaso caía. Preteritum, imperfect past or progresive ( at the time you stood up, the glass was falling down) 3. Cuando me ponía de pie de la silla , el vaso cayó. imperfect past, preteritum ( when you was standing up, the glass fell down) 4. Cuando me ponía de pie de la silla , el vaso caía. Imperfect past, imperfect past (When you was standing up, the glass was falling down) Usually imperfect past needs to be followed by " something more", is like telling a story like.....the sentence Number 3 is a good example of that
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    November 5, 2016
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