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Hi, I'm Javier and I was born in New York which makes me American but I was raised in a Dominican household and speak Spanish everyday. I am currently in University and learning French for my study abroad trip.
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    Ma première entrée Je ne parle pas beaucoup de français, mais je le lire et écrive mieux quel je le écoute. Quand les gens me parle rapidement je me confond plus et je comprend un peu de mots seulement. Mon niveau de française se une de novice et je étudie le française dans la fac. merci pour vous temps et à bientôt.
    March 29, 2015
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    Por lo que yo entendí, y por lo que yo entiendo de francés yo creo que la contesta a tu pregunta es: je viens de la rivière et nous allons au cinéma.
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    March 29, 2015
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    From my understanding of the French I have learned in this context il y a is similar to ago in English for example with the sentence "Je suis tombé de mon vélo il y a deux heures" it means I fell off my bike two hours AGO. And with depuis is similar to the English for as in the sentence "ls sont mariés depuis vingt-cinq ans" it means they have been married FOR 25 years.
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    March 29, 2015
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    I can help you out whenever you need it and I'm available. Feel free to send me a message anytime.

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    March 8, 2015
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    In the USA it's a little different. I think everywhere you go the nightlife will be going to bars or clubs (discos), the fun stuff anyway. As far as shutting down early that is partially true, depending on where you are some places do close around 2 maybe 3am but in bigger cities like New York clubs don't shut down at all. We have something similar to pre-drinking we call it pre-gaming don't know why but we do. And now the popular thing to do it say "turn up" to mean "let's party" again not sure why.

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    March 8, 2015
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    When written both look fine to me but if spoken I would go with the second one
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