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vida laboral (1)
Ella piensa que la tarea de contar hasta cien no es difícil.
Los expertos asumen que la labor fue hecho por un profesional.
Según mi opinion, aunque tu quehacer (puede ser deber también, "quehacer" es correcto, pero es más correcto "deberes") sea muy aburrido, es importante para los demás.
"Tío, deja el curro y ven a tomar una caña con nosotros". (Estos son "coloquialismos" o "modismos", son maneras de expresarse según las regiones. Prueba a hablar el español en sus definiciones del castellano)el paro: no tener trabajo ("paro laboral")
el puesto (puede ser "profesión/oficio/puesto/cargo/empleo" según el contexto): sitio ocupado por alguien
la excedencia ("desempleo o desempleado"): estado temporal en que la persona no tiene ningún cargo, normalmente esta decisión es tomada por un jefe
el oficio: trabajo a mano (se entiende por documentos o escritos como el curriculum o un memorándum)
el proveedor: persona que da cosas a otra person para un fin (great!)
el subsidio: dinero que recibe una persona temporalmente como ayuda
la prima: dinero dado, por ejemplo, por éxitos grandes
la remuneración: dinero pagado por un trabajo, servicio, etc.
el sueldo: dinero recibido por el trabajador al fin del mes
la paga: sinónimo de sueldo (tray to use traductor to this: sueldo es el dinero que percibe un trabajador por su trabajo, sinónimo de "paga", el salario es el dinero recibido por un trabajador al final del mes o de la quincena, son sus definiciones reales, pero para uso cotidiano, es indiferente.)
honorario (paga jajaja): monto pagado después de que termine la obra/el trabajoContinue learning ;3
0 votedFebruary 23, 20152- Possessive Pronouns This is my dog. This is my book. This is my certificate of English (Yey!) This is my Homework. This is my ticket for the cinema. This is your laptop. Is this your laptop? This is her bag. Is this her place? I'm sorry, I'll take other chair. This is his celphone. This is his bicycle. This is its cat. This is its dog. These are our suitcases These are our beds. These are your pencils. These are your tenses for the homework (i don't know if it is the usually way to say it in English) These are their books. Are these their books? Yes, their are. This book is mine. This room is mine. This Hamburger are yours This Hot-dog is hers This lip is his This t-shorts are ours This boots are theirs This overcoats are yours Who is this car? The car is mine. These are her dress Andrea's dress. Paul's homework. Karla's car. Luis' car. Ruis' car. The wheel of the bike. The string of the guitar (I love play guitar) The tom of the drum set (Yey!)February 23, 201510
- Personal Pronouns - Corrections Hey there! I'm Eduardo. I need help to know how good I'm at learning English. I am happy to learn English. I want to learn more because I can study better at my university. I am dedicated. If I want to reach my goals, I try to do better day to day. What do you think about it? Am I doing well? Thanks for your help! (I'm Only practicing the verbal conjugation) I am handsome You are handsome He is handsome We are handsome They are handsome I am pretty You are pretty He is pretty We are pretty They are pretty I am ill Are you ill? He is ill She is ill We aren't ill They are ill I am very tired Are you tired? He is tired She is tired We are tired They are tired I'm angry, She has been treating me badly Are you angry? Calm down He is angry She is angry We are angry They are angry It is angry I am busy Are you busy? He is busy, He is an important architect She is busy We are busy They are busy with the homework It is busy I reach my goal Your reach your goal Can you help me? I can help you Can you help her? I can help her Can you help him? I can help him Give it a kiss Don't give it a hug Give them their book Can you help us? We can't understand our homework I'll see you. See you later! You can't help them, they are too businessFebruary 23, 201530
los (las) podcastos (transmisiones) en español
Hoy escuché los podcastos cuándo dormí (cuando me dormí) y cuándo desperté hablé rapido y pienso un poco de español. Es sensación (Es una sensación) interesante, pero ahora tengo un poco de dolor de cabeza.
The podcast, the podcasts (singular - plural, "transmision - transmisiones")
Cuando, Como, Porque, Que, (only have accent when you say it in a "question sentence", example:
What is you name?
¿Cómo te llamas? (accent)
I don't know how to do it
Yo no sé como hacerlo. (don't accent)
The podcast are a sustantive female in spanish, when you use the articles (El, la, los, las) pay attention to de time and genre tense (tiempo y género verbal) in spanish, it is some hard to learn, but if you practice, you can do it (:
Es una sensación (a - an ; un - una) don't forget use "un - una" when you talk in "it" personal pronoun. Example:Es un perro
Is a dog.
Tengo una sensación
I have a emotion.
i hope be helpful to you (: i learn english, and i'm soo bad learning english xD i have bad notes in the school.
See you!0 votedFebruary 22, 20152Tanta nieve
Hace como una semana yo pedí nieve (yo pedí que nevara), y lo siento muchísimo. La noche del lunes nevó como seis pulgadas (más o menos quince centímetros) y ayer nevó de nuevo como ocho pulgadas (como veinte cm). Hacerlo peor (Por si fuera poco), no se cancelaron ninguna de mis clases, ¡cual fue la razón entera de que había (De haber querido) querido nieve!
0 votedFebruary 22, 20152- Personal Pronouns Hey there! I'm Eduardo, i need help to know how good i learning english. I am happy to learn english, i want to learn more to can study better my university. I am dedicated. If i want to reach my goals, i try to do better day to day. What do you think about? Am i doing a good work? Thanks for your help! I am handsome You are handsome He is handsome She is handsome We are handsome They are handsome It is handsome I am pretty You are pretty He is pretty She is pretty We are pretty They are pretty It is pretty I am ill Are you ill? He is ill She is ill We aren't ill They are ill It is ill. I am too much tired Are you tired? He is tired She is tired We are tired They are tired It is tired I'm angry, she has been bad with me Are you angry? Take calm He is angry She is angry We are angry They are angry It is angry I am busy Are you bussy? He is bussy, he is an arquitect important She is bussy We are bussy They are bussy with the homework It is bussy I reach a goal Your reach a goal Can you help me? I can help you Can you help her? I can help her Can you help him? I can help him Give it a kiss Don't give it a hug Give it their book Can you help us? We can't understand us homework I see you. See you later! You can't help them, their are too busy (Quiero agregar que no aplico mucho el uso de apóstrofes, espero con la práctica dejar de omitirlo)February 22, 201560
