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I live in Atlanta, Georgia USA and love studying languages and culture especially Asian. I'm self taught to intermediate level B1 Spanish so I need help with grammar and conversation. I need Latin American Spanish specifically (Mexican) to get a deep understanding in one regional dialect. I am focusing on getting to the next level of Spanish and increasing my Mandarin level for the moment. I work as a English/Spanish bilingual Staffing Coordinator and am planning to get certification as a medical interpreter. I want to take the HSK 4 by the end of 2025 and JLPT level 3 by the end of 2026. I also want to take the TOPIK level 3 by the end of 2027. I took 2 semesters of French in college, learned some German while in Germany and I know a few words in Hindi. I love K & C dramas and Chinese and Korean drama soundtracks and popular music. I also love reading in all of my languages and am currently deciding whether or not to pursue medical interpretation training.
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Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Jun 30, 2024
We just started a new grammar topic and I love how we always find new ways to get creative with exercises and theory. We have fun learning!
Mr. Abraham
Spanish
Jun 30, 2024
Phenomenal improvements we've achieved in the past months. Keep on the good work!
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  • Posted
    I mentioned in an earlier post about the Young Adult level books that I had purchased in my target languages especially Spanish. I have since also found another excellent reason to do this is that I personally find it easier to grasp grammar in context. In the latest book I've purchased by author Erika Sanchez titled "Llorando en el bano" it is her second book. The first book she wrote is "Yo no soy tu perfecta hija mexicana". What I also love is you get real colloquial phrases, phrasal verbs and other common expressions and native sayings. My teacher and I do a paragraph or two for a lesson and he will give more detailed explanations and point out words that make up a common phrase (collocations). I even found out that Kermit the frog is referred to as Rana Rene (accent on the last e). I highly recommend it for anyone who is trying to move up from the upper intermediate level to lower advanced. I think it's a wonderfyl and fun way to expand your fluency. You can also order them from your local Barnes and Noble in Spanish too. They have it in Spanish only and also offer a bilingual Spanish/English version. Here's wishing you joy on your language journey!
    June 9, 2024
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  • Posted
    I posted previously about the different reading levels of Harry Potter in spanish to Twilight Saga for Young Adults (YA) teens. I just wanted to say that for the Harry Potter books, if you want to learn how to pronounce the spanish correctly you can get the book and read along with the audiobook recordings read by a native speaker on youtube. I've also discovered spanish word search books which are called sopas de letras. Enjoy!
    April 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    technically in Am English a round trip ticket contains both going and returning on the same ticket. From point A to B on one ticket is a one way ticket. Most people would just say I'm going round trip to give the understanding of going and returning with out getting into the details of "I bought two one way tickets there and back again.
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    April 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    Considering the health issues with it consider yourself lucky. Seriously.
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    April 13, 2022
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  • Posted
    In my constant search for spanish materials. I've discovered I'm at the young adult (YA) level of reading and understanding spanish. I discovered this when I ordered the Twilight saga (books 1 to 4) by Stephanie Meyer from amazon in spanish. I've since purchased it in French, Mandarin Chinese and Korean from various websites. The grammar and style of writing is above beginner, but not as complicated as adult fiction. I'm so glad to discover this as I had started out with Harry Potter (books 1-7) in Spanish and am still working with them to get my grammar straightened out. lol. I recommend it if you are beyond Harry Potter stage.
    April 12, 2022
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  • Posted
    I love duolingo
    February 20, 2022
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  • Answered
    Friends ( a TV series)- a popular kpop star's mom made him watch it with then without subtitles when he was younger. He speaks English practically like a native now
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    March 11, 2020
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  • Answered
    yes, this makes sense. This is industry specific information and uses terms and phrasing for this industry. No the subject and verb were not inverted either.
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    March 11, 2020
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  • Corrected
    An unbelievable scene.

    A : What the heck is going on? You don't think I'm stupid enough to believe that, do you? I guess I see that kind of hallucination<s>s</s>, right? I should let myself go back home and catch up on my sleep. Otherwise, I can't hold myself together.
    B : No, it's an avoidable real situation<s>.</s> and I think we've almost run of out time. We had better be on the run. Run!
    A : OMG! (Running) not now, but we had better talk about this
    B : (Running) Sure! I also think it deserves a conversation.
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    October 14, 2019
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  • Answered
    Watch tv. I volunteer taught English at a refugee center and one student sounded just like a native English speaker. I asked her how she learned and she said she watched tv all the time. A member of the Korean boy band BTS also said that his mom made him watch episodes of "Friends" and that was how he learned English.
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    October 10, 2019
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