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Hello, My name is Del. I am from the United States. I am a computer professional working in the Insurance Industry. I have always been interested in learning other languages. I have learned some French, German, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese at various times in my life. German is my best foreign language currently, but I still do not speak it well. I am currently focusing on Spanish because I have more access to Spanish-speaking people here in the United States.
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Spanish
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Karina Cordones
Spanish
Feb 11, 2017
Aunque la el audio haya estado un poco caprichoso, me gusto mucho hablar con Del, espero poder ayudarte mas en una nueva ocasión!
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    Study a Language

    Sometimes I think that studying a language is an art... you not only have to learn a new vocabulary and grammar, if not but also you have to learn new sounds of letters that maybe does not exist in your own language, or the perfect way to use a common phrase. For me, it is a really special thing, because I never thought to be writing or speaking in English, especially because when I started learning I never liked it, but it was a part of my studies and I had to do it; but now it is completely different, now I know that I can meet new cultures and people from all over the world and that is fantastic!!!
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    February 16, 2017
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    July 4, 2015
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  • Answered
    When someone says, "Get off my back" they typically want you to stop nagging them about something. It does not necessarily mean someone else is bothering them, too. This is not a kind expression to use. You could say it is rude, but usually the other person has provoked you by excessive nagging. To be more diplomatic, you could say, "I'd rather not talk about that." at first and if they are insisting on it you could then say "Get off my back."
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    July 2, 2015
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