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Español: Hola, soy Cara, soy irlandesa y tengo 25 años. Actualmente vivo en Boston en Estado Unidos donde trabajo como profesora. Hablo español desde mi intercambio de universidad en Madrid en 2015-2016. Estudié en la universidad de Carlos III y cuando el año universitario terminó, trabajé de camarera en un restaurante en la Plaza Mayor. Me encanta esta lengua hermosa. 你好，我叫Cara， 但是我的中文名字是兰灵。我是爱尔兰人。我25岁了。现在我是老师在波士顿在美国。2018-2020的时候，我住在福州在中国。那里我是英语老师。在福州我有很多中国人朋友，所以我想说中文很好！ Français: Bonjour, je suis Cara, je suis irlandaise, j'ai 25 ans et actuellement je suis prof à Boston aux États Unis. J'ai appris le français à l'ecole, puis aprés l'université j'ai travaillé comme jeune fille au pair pour une famille francophone a Bruxelles pendant 6 mois en 2017.
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袁采妮 Ni
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 31, 2018
Cara自己先學了很多中文，她反應很快，可以把新教的語法和所學的連結起來！很期待下次再跟她聊天！
Christelle
French
Jan 31, 2018
Super et bonne conversation ! Merci
Thérèse
French
Jan 29, 2018
Super conversation interessante, bon français écrit et parlé, il ne faut pas s'arreter tet continuer d'améliorer votre accent
FRANYELIS ✈
Spanish
Sep 11, 2017
Yo también te extrañe muchísimo amiga, fue muy agradable saber de ti y ver que a pesar que tienes tiempo sin hablar español, todavía tu gramática sigue siendo genial, vamos a seguir trabajando par que el vocabulario y todos el conocimiento no se pierda, hasta pronto, Besos desde Venezuela :).
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  • Answered
    TV shows are likely to be too complicated for your mother right now, unless she would be willing to watch children's shows such as Dora the Explorer. Another idea that might help is if you encouraged her to listen to English music! The Beatles lyrics are generally easy to understand I think, and hopefully even if she doesn't understand everything she will still enjoy the songs :) Best of luck to her!
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    October 25, 2016
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    My new home

    Now I'm living in a new house. I needed to move because I lived so far from my work. Now, I share a big house with nine other people and I'm very happy, because I live ten minutes from work.
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    April 25, 2016
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    'Smooth' literally means not rough, as I'm sure you already know.

    But in this context the girls in Friends are saying 'smooth' to mean 'smooth-talking' - a man who is 'smooth' is good at flirting and talking to girls in a very cool way. When Joey says 'How you doin'?' he's trying to be smooth haha.

    Hope this helped! :)

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    April 25, 2016
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    Translation Practice

    Once upon a time there was an old lady living in a house in the middle of the forest.

    One spring day in the afternoon, the old lady realized she was hungry. She checked the cabinets to see what she could cook. Sadly, she only found a piece of meat and a couple of eggs, as well as a few vegetables.
    'I don't know if should I cook a meat soup with potato or a pair of fried eggs with gherkins in vinegar.' she said loudly.
    She finally decided that the quickest was going to be the fried eggs. At the moment she got the butter close to the fire, she saw through the window a homeless man looking at something among the trees.
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    April 25, 2016
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    Yes, we were in London. It was the nineteenth century, as we would find out/from what we could tell. So we were back in our world, but time was different. It would be strange for us, but after everything we had seen it looked like something normal. Yeah, every last damned world, which we'd passed, was more amazing than this one. We spent a few days in London, but we remained there, so the worlds didn't switch more. It meant we were back in the world. At that moment we had to look for the way to our time.

    "How can we do it?" Lisa asked.
    "I know, you may think (that) I'm going crazy..."
    "Nothing surprises me after the last event we've overcome in other worlds. So I'll believe in any rubbish* you tell me." Lisa replied seriously.
    "We must find a backer. His surname is Wales. He can send us to our time."
    "Is he a writer? Maybe you've been reading his tales!?"
    "You told that you would believe me."
    "Take it easy, I'm just joking. We'll find him. I don't think it will be a hard task" Lisa responded.

    *I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'to believe in any garbage' but I have heard 'to believe in any rubbish' or 'to believe in any old rubbish' - it would be an expression used mostly in the United Kingdom, not really in America or elsewhere.


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    April 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    All three are correct, but I think most people would prefer to use either the first sentence 'Last order should be given no later than 3.00pm' or the last sentence 'Last order should be given before 3.00pm'.
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    July 15, 2015
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    Introducción Me llamo Cara. Yo tengo 20 años. Yo soy estudiante en la universidad en Dublín, pero en verano yo vivo con mi familia en Kerry, un otra área de Irlanda, y trabajo en una restaurante - soy una mesera. En septiembre voy a ir a Madrid por estudiar en la Universidad de Carlos III por un año por Erasmus. Estoy muy emocionado. Ahora estudio el español con los libros y el internet. Quiero hablar el español buen cuando llego.
    July 15, 2015
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