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    *Mi nombre es Niyaz - My name is Niyaz

    *¿ Qué estás haciendo ? - What are you doing ?

    *Soy de la India - I'm from India (in this case, we use "la India")

    *Felicitación - Congratulation

    warm regards,
    Niyaz Ahmed

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    August 17, 2015
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    There's a lot of differences.

     

    Z sound how said C95, is a /θ/. And always sound like /θ/

     

    Ej: Zapatilla.

     

    With C there are two sounds. We can find a /θ/ sound only if the next letter is an "e" or and "i"

     

    ej: cielo, cereza, in these words "c" sounds like "z"

     

    If the next letter is "a", "o", "u"; c sounds like /K/. 

     

    ej: Casa, coco, cuchara. C before these letter NEVER sounds like /θ/

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    August 16, 2015
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    Another book :) http://www.elmeumestre.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/lengua_castellana_libro.pdf

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    August 14, 2015
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    Hello. I have one pdf of one book of spanish for a child of 10 years old. 

     

    I hope you like it. http://es.santillanacloud.com/url/libromediaonline/es/610749_U32_U1

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    August 14, 2015
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    Hi! you can translate "Si le sabes" = "If you know how" anyways I would said "Neymar es rápido per débil. Si sabes como cortarle el camino". Have a nice day!
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    August 14, 2015
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    Hi! It's the first time that I saw this word "trapanovio" (I'm from Spain). But the meaning of this word is "Finger trap". In my country doesn't exist literal meaning for this word. But yeah the meaning that you are looking for is "Finger trap". Have a nice day :)
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    August 14, 2015
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    Hola me llamo Jasmine.

    Hola. Me llamo Jasmine y vivo en California. Puedo hablar un poco de español pero culpo a mis padres por no haberme enseñado español. Ellos son de Estados Unidos pero pueden hablar español más que yo. Mi abuelo es de Mexico y  se movió aquí para encontrar una nueva vida. En estos tiempos , en California necesitamos hablar español para trabajar. Mucha gente aquí habla español y es mi tiempo de aprender.

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    August 14, 2015
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