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    Very good. The preterito perfecto is used with actions thah have ended alredy. "Yo comí" (I ate) means you have finished to eat. You use it when talking about actions that you did, and you've finished when you're talking about them. The pretérito pluscuamperfecto is used with actions that you did in the past, but that you did before another action. For example: "Yo ya había comido mi desayuno cuando llegó" means that you had eaten when he arrived, so, the action "eat your breakfast" is before the action "he arrived" I hope you understand.
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    May 6, 2015
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    How do you say "saque x nota" in English? In the website Lang9, I'm writing an entry. I was going to say "saque un 10 en ciencias", but I don't know the correct expression. Can you help me, please?
    May 6, 2015
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    How do you say "mejor hago x en vez de..." in English? I don't kwon if I was clear. In Spanish you can say "mejor" to compare to things, but it has other use. For example, you're going to eat an apple, but you say "mejor como un plátano" Is there a English equivalent for the expression?
    May 3, 2015
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    "Estoy ansioso" in English. The expression "Estoy ansioso" is used when you can't wait for something. I was looking for a English equivalent, but anxious doesn't seem like the correct one. I think that because it means "ansiedad" in the negative sense form, and "Estoy ansioso" it's generally a positive one. Can you help me with this?
    May 3, 2015
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    I'm a native speaker, from Ecuador. Because of the large number of people that speak Spanish, the accents and dialects, it can vary, but in my case I use them pretty often. Don't look for susbtitutes, because they're perfect for express the idea, and other terms that you can use are more coloquial. The only word that I don't use very often is "naturalmente", except if I'm talkin about the nature, and I don't use it in other acceptions.
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    May 2, 2015
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    Thank for your help. I think I'll simply use "The food tasted delicious" except for specials events and dinners.
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    May 2, 2015
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    How can I say that some food tastes good? In Spanish the expression "la comida esta rica" means that the food tasted good. There are other expression as "sabrosa, deliciosa, sabe bien," but the only English equivalent I can think of it's "the food tasted deliccious" or "the food tasted good". Are there other forms of saying it in English'
    May 1, 2015
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