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Hi! I'm Claudia, and I'm from Panama. I'm very interested in learning about new cultures and meeting new people. Currently, I am learning Catalan. So, I'm looking for someone I can practice it with, and in exchange we can practice English or Spanish. I love writing, walking around the city or in nature, trying new places to eat, walking my dogs and having meaningful conversations. I dream of visiting and living in other countries! Nowadays, I've been thinking about Barcelona 😊. Nice to meet you!
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Marc
Catalan
Dec 7, 2020
La Claudia està molt motivada per aprendre la llengua i entén i incorpora molt ràpidament les correccions. Ella mateixa treu tema de conversa i fa preguntes, cosa poc habitual quan la gent parla en una llengua estrangera. En general, molt bona alumna!
Learn with Joan
Catalan
Aug 12, 2020
Molt bona primera classe ha sigut una conversa molt entretinguda. ¡Fins aviat!
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  • Answered
    The second one sounds right 👏
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    June 20, 2022
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  • Answered
    I see it like this: if you took out "for me", saying "It's easy going..." would not be commonly correct, though people can understand you. Usually, we hear: It's easy to go somewhere It's hard to do something The infinitive --to + base verb-- is what's right to use. The same applies for when you add an object such as "me". So, saying "it's easy for me *to*" (using the infinitive after ME, not the gerung), is correct grammar. It's the way I see it as a long-term English student =)
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    March 9, 2022
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  • Corrected
    Racism

    Racism exists in many different countries. They (black people?) are attacked by the white people who call them a black human/person. Despite the fact that white people hired , promoted, and graduated, they —white people— rejected black people (?) .They judge them because of their face. so they become a victim in earth and they are being killed .
    Moreover,they feel uncomfortable about their face's color. Therefore, they cannot move freely in the world. They have no chance.
    I wish this kind of discrimination <em style="color: rgb(0, 138, 0);">or</em> crime (?) will be over.

    Hi, Walid! I believe this is the sense you want to give to your paragraph, am I right?

    what do you think about my paragraph


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    June 11, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Talk about job occupation using the present perfect

    I have worked in this job for three months and I <s>had</s> have worked -<em>or have been working </em>(if that still continues) - during the shutdown. I have never stopped working since March but I haven't been working at a full time job. I'm working in the morning on a part time job.
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    June 11, 2020
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  • Posted
    Un dubte en català Quina és la diferència entre “hi ha” i “hi és”? Estic aprenent com preguntar per algú al telèfon =) Però també vull saber quin és el més utilitzat a quines situacions. Podeu fer correccions a això que he escrit aquí, si us plau. Gràcies!
    June 3, 2020
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  • Corrected
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    April 6, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Has anything impressed you recently?

    I accidentally read the book with the old man and the sea.
    I was quite impressed.
    I can't remember the story exactly.
    but, the last scene was the most impressing for me
    The old man <s>has</s> had a <s>low</s> poor health<s>y</s> while he<s> fighting</s> fought with big fish and he caught it for a few days,
    with one mental power.
    He said and Pledge while he was fighting.

    Man is not made for defeat.
    It is silly not to hope.
    I can <s>win</s> beat whoever if I only mind.
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    April 6, 2020
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  • Answered
    By doing things that you find fun. I specially talk about receiving input from shows, movies or books that you like. Songs are also an option. You could watch movies or tv shows with subtitles in your native language so you get what concept in English relates to what concept in your language. Watching them many times I think also helps, because you don't always get a meaning and memorize a concept the first time you are presented with it. I've also noticed that learning the lyrics of songs helps. It is fun, which is key for learning. When you learn the lyrics to a song, I believe that you get natural native vocabulary and slangs and you also improve your fluency as you have to keep up with the rhythm. After that, practice, practice, practice. Speaking if you want to be able to hold longer and longer conversations =D.
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    October 11, 2019
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  • Answered
    You could say it has that nuance! Definitely, "disgusting" is something that repulses you, that makes you put a sour face and look the other way... kind of like vomiting, yeah ;)
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    October 11, 2019
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  • Commented

    Si con dominar te refieres a hablarlo fluidamente, hasta el punto de poder conversar con un nativo y sin complicaciones, creo que sí es posible. Porque, ni siquiera uno en su propio idioma comprende y sabe todas las palabras que tiene =)

    Creo que es como he dicho, si puedes comprender a un nativo y hablar normalmente con él, y si te felicita por ello pues ya lo sabes XD

    Yo me considero fluida en el inglés. La primera vez que me di cuenta de ello fue cuando estaba en 6° de primaria: podía PENSAR en inglés como si lo hiciera en español, y sin mentirte, a veces estaba pensando en algo y luego me daba cuenta de que lo hacía en inglés. ¿Puedes creerlo? XD También, el año pasado cuando estuve en un programa de intercambio de idiomas: tenía un compañero de EEUU y no me costaba mucho conversar con él =)

    Así que sí, creo que es posible ;)

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    April 18, 2015
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