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Muy buenas a tod@s, me llamo Toni, tengo 21 años y soy de Barcelona, España. Actualmente estoy trabajando y deseo mejorar mi nivel de inglés para obtener más oportunidades laborales, pero con los libros me resulta insuficiente, por eso he descubierto <italki> dónde espero encontrar a personas que quieran intercambiar su inglés por mi castellano/catalán. Muchas gracias! Hi!, my name's Toni, I'm 21 years old and I'm from Barcelona, Spain. I'm currently working and I want to improve my English level to have more work opportunities, but, with my books it is more complicated, so I have found <italki> where I hope to meet other people who want to exchange their English knowledge for my Spanish/Catalan knowledge. Thanks a lot!
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    What is the difference between <above> and <over>? I'm a beginner
    May 7, 2015
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    Hola a todos, tengo una duda:¿Para pedir algo en inglés se utiliza <to ask> o <to order>? ¿Por ejemplo en esta frase que utilizaríais y porqué?: Tu hijo me pidió estas fotos.Sería: Your son.....(ordered/asked) these pictures from me.Thanks in advance!!!
    May 5, 2015
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    Hi Lilia!! I'm from Spain, and I think that the correct answer of the first question is: c) brindaba. In the second question: a) ha superado (referido a ''traspasar barreras''). The third sentence means: someone will not tell something to other person to annoy that person, and finishing he/her says that the other person will forget that dirty trick. I am a beginner and I hope I have helped you.
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    May 4, 2015
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    I'm from Spain, and that expression is used for us to say that something that has happened to you quickly (like a giggle, a stinging, to play the fool, etc) is going to finish. A synonymous would be: ''ya se me pasa''. I hope I have helped you.
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    May 2, 2015
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