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Hi, my name is Clayton. I am from San Antonio, Texas, the United States. I am a student in high school who loves traveling, learning languages, and the arts. I am trying to find someone who wants to learn English and is willing to start a language exchange with me. Please message me if you are in high school or college and are interested in starting a language exchange so we can quickly improve our language skills. Let's create a plan! Até pronto!
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Silvia 👩💻
Spanish
Jan 20, 2020
Clayton es un chico muy interesante. Siempre se puede hablar de diversos temas con él . Además en cada lección puedo ver un avance más notable, creo que cada vez tiene mucho más confianza al hablar y siempre integra las nuevas palabras que aprende. Estás haciendo un excelente trabajo! :) Nos vemos pronto y espero que la pases muy bien con tus amigos en la playa!
Jean-François
French
Jul 4, 2019
Clay fait de gros progrès à l'oral. Excellent travail!
Jean-François
French
Jun 21, 2019
Clay is very easy to work with. He's also very proactive and shows a lot of interest by asking questions. See you soon Clay!
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    Mi Primero Intercambio de lengua Ayer fue un gran dia proque terminé mi primero intercambio de lengua. Fue lo muy dificil. Aprendí mi vocabulario es muy pequeño. Tambien, aprendí mi gramática está mucho peor cuando estoy hablando. Cuando estoy escribiendo, puedo (normalmente) veo mis errores. Resolver estas problemas, voy a traducir nuevas palabras de noticias y escribo en mi cuaderno.
    July 9, 2015
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    Práctica de "Ser" y "Estar" Nota: lo siento por la falta de acentos. -Soy alto y rubio. -Ellos son estudiantes. -Ella es simpatico. -Son las diez y cinco. -Somos de Columbia. -El es tu hombre. -Ella esta sentado. -Ellos estan aqui. -Estamos comiendo. -Yo estoy cansado. -Ella esta triste. -Tu eres bajo. -Estoy voy a la playa. -Ellos son feos. -Nosotros estamos corriendo. -Ella esta muerta. -Ella no es mi novia.
    July 6, 2015
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    Ser and Estar Acronyms I have known the rules for ser and estar for a long time, but I have had lots of trouble remembering them. When I was looking on "Spanishobsessed.com", I came across these acronyms. Here they are: Ser: DOCTOR D- Description ~This is used when describing a physical description or name. ~Soy Clayton. ~Soy rubio. O- Occupation ~Soy estudiante. ~Ellos son medicos. C- Characteristic ~Soy simpatico. ~Ella es estúpido. T- Time ~Hoy es lunes. ~Ahora es diez. O- Origin ~Soy de Tejas. R- Relationship ~ Even after someone dies or someone breaks up, relationships are described using ser. ~Religion is considered a relationship ~Mi madre es Julia. ~Soy Cristiano. Estar: PLACE P- Position ~The physical position that the object is in. ~Mi abuela esta sentada. L- Location ~The location can be permanent or temporary. ~Estoy en el restaurante. A- Action ~Estoy comiendo la comida. ~Estamos leyendo. C- Condition ~The condition can be mental or physical. ~Estoy cansado. E- Emotion ~How a person is feeling at a certain moment. ~Estamos tristes.
    July 5, 2015
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    Hello. I am have lived in Puebla, Mexico since for seven years.

    This is my first time writing in English about the place where I live. because I was born in Tabasco State in Southeastern Mexico. but this place i like it, I like it here because it's very nice, the weather is cold, and this it is wonderful for treats me well. Me and my family My family and I are very happy here. If somebody anyone wants something photos about of Puebla, I can send it by mail. now It is 21:21 9:21 pm here, so I am going to have my diner! ja

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    June 27, 2015
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    Tejas Hola, soy Clayton. Soy de san antonio, tejas. Ahora, tejas es no muy caliente. Este un cosa buena porque puedo ir fuera. Algunas personas piensan tejanos tienen caballos y viven en granjas. Esto es no correcto. Tejas tiene mucho cuidades grandes y muchas personas vive aqui. Yo vivo en san antonio, y puedo camina a tiendas y restaurantes. Tengo muchos vecinos y ir a una academia de STEM. "STEM" es ciencias, technologia, ingeneria, y matematicas. Me gusto mucho. Manana, soy ir a Nueva York. En Nueva York, yo quiero a camina en el "High Line" y ir a la universidad de columbia. Mi hermano es un actor en Nueva York. Voy a ver su canta y baila en una escenario de broadway. Estoy emocionado.
    June 26, 2015
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    My school teaches adverbs like this:

     

    verb+adjective=adverb.

     

    Review:

    A verb is the action such as "I am going" or "I went".  Verbs tell you what is happening in the sentence (or what the subject has done to the object). An adjective is used to describe the noun such as "The car is red."  In this case, red is the adjective because it is telling what color the car is.

     

    Adverbs:

    For example, a very basic sentence is "He is going."  "He is going" does not tell you how the action is happening.  This is why we have adverbs.  Basically, you use an adverb to add more description to the action.  A sentence with an adverb would be "He is running."  As you can see, the word "going" was replaced by the word "running".  "Running" describes the action, because now you know how he is going.

     

    Note: Adverbs are not as important in conversation as they are in writing/reading (at least from my experience).

     

    I hope this helped.  If it didn't, feel free to message me and ask me more questions.  

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    June 26, 2015
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    My First Time

    It is my first time to write an essay on the internet, but I don't know what to say. I love music, painting, and science. I can introduce myself in Chinese, but when it comes to English, my head is blank and I can't find any words to describe myself like I do when I speak Chinese. I know everyone has their "first time".  I never thought that it would be perfect. I only hope I can write something, even if it is full of mistakes.

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    June 26, 2015
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    Ser and Estar #2 Notas: - "Reloj" tienes un sonido duro por "j" - Tienes razon- "you are right" - Cuando habla de eventos, utilize el verbo "ser" El trabajo de casa: - Ver "Learn Spanish 100 most common words in Spanish" - Leer "Muy Interestante" Practicia: - Hoy es un dia cuando no hacer nada. - Fui al mercado con mi madre. - San Antonio esta en tejas. - Estamos estudiantes de lengua. - Ellos son alemanes. - Yo estoy cansado. - Mi escuela es por las ciencias. - Los pescados estan nadando.
    June 22, 2015
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    Ser and Estar (Please excuse the lack of accents) Random notes: x is pronounced as "equis" lo intento- I try Estar Notes: -Estar is used when you express emotions, feelings, situations, locations, and when things can be changed (such as prices) -Estar is used when you are doing something right now Ser: -Ser is used when you can't change something or you can't change it in an easy or fast way. -Ser is used for nationalities and descriptions (Ella es rubia). Examples: -Soy de San Antonio. -Estoy en mi casa. -Tu madre es rubia.
    June 20, 2015
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    Trial Spanish Lesson with Ana - "v" is pronounced as "b" in Spanish - "ll" is pronounced as "j" in Spanish - To say "nice to meet you" in Spanish, you can either say "encantado(a)" or "encantado(a) de conocerte". - "De acuerdo" translates to "ok" in English
    June 20, 2015
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