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Spanish with Adriana
Spanish
Feb 7, 2016
Ha sido un placer conocerte Jackie :) ¡Nos vemos muy pronto! Adriana :D
Luis
Spanish
Jul 8, 2015
Muy bien Jackie! Nos hablamos pronto, saludos!
Luis
Spanish
Jul 6, 2015
You're very welcome, Jackie. Hasta pronto. Saludos!
Luis
Spanish
Jun 24, 2015
Mucho gusto Jackie. Muy buena práctica de tu español. Hasta pronto, saludos!
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  • Corrected

    Likes and dislikes [ :) X :( ]

    I like to listen to songs. My favorite kinds of music are classic rock and Irish folk. I’m crazy about epic literature and Grecian mythology. I enjoy watching culinary programs of and my favorite food is fruit cake. I’m fond of going to my mother’s house. I love God and my family. They are everything to me.

    I don’t like soda, coffee, or beets. I dislike messiness. I hate liars. I’m not so fond of cats. I can’t delay don't like to be late and I don't like false <em></em>(I don't think this is grammatically incorrect, but I think that fake people sounds more natural in US English) people.

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    March 27, 2015
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  • Corrected

    Why is it easier to write than to speak?

    I ask to myself why writing is easier than speaking. I'm learning English and for the last three months I have been talking to native people. It's a very good exercise because every day I can understand more and more words. However, when I have to (<em>not necessarily bad, just not necessary</em>) talk I have to think carefully of all the things I want to say and sometimes I'm not able to remember the word that I need. It's frustrating! When I listen to a native speaker I think, "Yes, that's exactly what I want to say," but when I have to do it... I hope that some day I can speak English if not in a perfect way, then in an almost in a acceptable way :(

     

    I am sure that with more time and practice you'll be speaking English MORE than acceptably :)

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    March 24, 2015
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  • Answered
    These words can all be used to express the same meaning. Here are a few short examples: Sara is alone. She is the only one. It is just her. I would be careful to pay attention to what is being talked about in a conversation when hearing the word 'just' because it can mean different things depending on what is being said. Alone and only always have the same meaning. :)
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    March 24, 2015
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