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Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Dec 20, 2017
¡Muy bien, John! Tus habilidades conversacionales son notoriamente mejores, haces buen uso de los tiempos y el vocabulario. Gran trabajo con la tarea, cada vez, menos errores.
Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Dec 3, 2017
Buena práctica, parece que John está listo para el subjuntivo, además, buen trabajo con la tarea, como es lo usual.
Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Nov 26, 2017
Aprendiendo el fin de semana con toda la buena actitud, practicando español. John hizo un buen trabajo con la tarea. Disfruta del fin.
Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Oct 6, 2017
John's skills are improving, he can conjugate by himself now. He is very passionate about learning, this will help him reach his goals. His confidence is increasing too. Muy buen trabajo!
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  • Commented
    I think that ideas should be free, but It must be noted that there will be consequences from how people react to the content. Even if free speech or free artistic expression is allowed by low, people will tend to be critical of works that challenge every day social norms and structure. I don't think the government has a place in limiting speech, I believe that is the role of citizens in society, not a federal figure. 
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    Over the past 5 years or so I have been attempting to learn German, and just in the last 6 months or so I have started to learn Spanish. I faced different challenges depending on the target language. German was relatively easy for me to at least understand in conversation, although it is much harder to read and speak compared to Spanish. The reason for this is that German tends to be spoken more slowly than Spanish, but Spanish tends to resemble English words more closely than German. Also, since I have not lived in a place that only has Spanish speakers, the Spanish speaking Americans in the US tend to revert to English when they hear any slight accent or broken grammar in my Spanish. This makes it remarkably hard to practice here. 


    In terms of general language learning difficulties, I would say it is hardest to stay motivated to learn when life throws different stresses and situations at you. I am a university student, for example, so sometimes coursework gets in the way of my language learning schedule.

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    April 30, 2018
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    April 30, 2018
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    Oh and I forgot about number 3. It is correct
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    April 30, 2018
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  • Answered
    1.) That is correct 2.) Logically, I would say "I have never seen Taylor Swift in real life, but I have seen her on TV. " or "I have never seen Taylor Swift in real life before. I have seen her on TV, though." Explanation: Each sentence is correct grammatically, but it's often best to use the same type of verb case for each statement. Also, when using statements that counteract each other, the words 'but' and 'though' can really make the statements flow well together.
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    4/30 diary

    I woke up at 5:00 am by the sound that my father opening his door. He always wakes up at 7:00, so when i heard this sound, i thought "its 7:00 now." I was very nervous so i started to prepare to go to work. Suddenly i noticed that the sky was dark and that the sun hasn't risen ...."what's is it actually?", I asked my self ,"5??????"

    Ok, I decided to go back to sleep [emoji][emoji][emoji]


    I made a few corrections, but its great that you're practicing in English. The paragraph for the most part made sense and was coherent. 

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    April 30, 2018
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    From my understanding, the sentence is close to being correct, but still has a few mistakes. I would say "Der Hund ist wegelaufen, weil jemand die tuer offen gelassen hat." Which would translate to "The dog ran away because someone left the door open" Remember that in the past-perfect tense in German, that 'haben' and 'sein' are both used as helping verbs. When using verbs associated with movement (Such as 'gehen', 'laufen'), it is best to use sein... Examples: Ich bin nach hause gegangen. Der hund ist von hier weggelaufen. I am not a native German speaker, so I would trust answers from natives more than mine, but I believe I am correct.
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    April 30, 2018
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    Also for "food" and "water" you can use "there is".
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    January 27, 2018
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    Tengo una pregunta a la gente que aprendió español.  ¿Cual parte de aprender español era el más dificil para usted?
    December 17, 2017
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    They all send the same message.
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    December 12, 2017
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