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Mi nombre es Josh, soy un estudiante en Inglaterra. Estoy feliz de ayudar a aquellos interesados ​​en aprender Inglés a cambio de español. Por favor, añada, si usted es un hablante español dispuesto a ayudarme a mejorar mi español y quiero aprender Inglés. Gracias!
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    ¿Qué tal tu día? ¿Qué tal tu día? Please answer simply in Spanish so I can extend my knowledge of the Spanish language regarding people's days! Gracias.
    July 13, 2015
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    Will be using this!

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    July 13, 2015
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    My first day in the community Italki.

    Hi!... Yesterday when I was surfing on the web, I found a web page where it that recommended 5 pages like this. I wanted to try in italki; I don't know why but Really it was a really good decision and a success. Yesterday I could meet and talk with a lot of people from different countries and cities. Really I really thought this couldn't operate happen but I took me a by surprise with italki. I'm very happy because of that. Every days I want practice writing and speaking in English. I hope to learn very fast.

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    July 12, 2015
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    In this case, there is no difference. You can be either billed or charged for something, although billed generally means something more negative. Like, you would be charged when you buy something from a shop for the price of the item, but if you were to smoke in a non-smoking area, you may be billed or 'fined'. But generally, the two are interchangeable! Definitely in this circumstance.
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    July 11, 2015
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    What are some really useful conversational Spanish phrases that are overlooked? There's lots of websites online which give me the general phrases used in Spanish conversation. However, being an English speaker I see that learning-English websites often miss some vital common English phrases that we use, or they state ones that we never use or say quite like they list. I was wondering if you could give me some common Spanish phrases or some sentences that may come up in conversation (whatever difficulty level) that aren't explicitly stated on language learning sites. Gracias!
    July 10, 2015
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