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¡Hola! Soy John. Me gusta aprender el español. Vivo en Irlanda del norte y soy un hablante nativo de Inglés. He viajado a Colombia una vez y a España muchas veces. Me gustaría visitar otros paises hispanohablante y conocer la gente y su cultura. Me gustaría hablar con nativos del español. Espero que hablemos
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Mafe Martinez
Spanish
Aug 12, 2016
You are doing a very good job, congratulations!
Jennifer Matos
Spanish
May 25, 2016
John is pretty smart, he learns fast!!
Paola Martínez
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May 23, 2016
Gracias John! Siempre hacer un buen trabajo.
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  • Posted
    Hola todos, quiero volver a practicar después de mucho tiempo..mas de 4 anos! Si quieres practicar y mejorar el ingles conmigo solo envíame un mensaje y habaleremos
    September 30, 2024
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  • Answered
    I found it hard to make out, but I think he said "awe-warding" which I think he meant as a play on "awarding" Fridays are awe-inspiring, not quite. Fridays are awe-warding, no. Fridays are awesome..."
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    March 13, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Historia en pasado primera parte, history use past

    1)Where did you go on this unforgetable holiday?
    2) when did you go to Lake Colbún?
    3) where did you stay?
    4) how long did you stay?
    5) How much did you spend?
    6) did you meet anybody interesting in the place?
    7) Were there any problems during the holiday?
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    January 14, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hi, it can also mean mocked or made fun of me: Zlatan made fun of me for weeks when Pogba nutmegged me Zlatan mocked me for weeks when Pogba nutmegged me
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    December 28, 2019
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  • Answered
    Elio, Alexis, Alberto gracias por las respuestas
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    December 28, 2019
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  • Posted
    Ayuda gramatical / Grammar help - se le/les Hola a todos, quisiera que me ayude con las siguientes frases. Me confunde mucho esta tipo de frase. Me gustaría que conteste mis preguntas Se les ayudó a las víctimas - The injured were helped. Quien es les en esta frase? Por qué ayudó es singular y no ayudaron porque las víctimas es plural? O es porque no era mas que una persona que ayudó las víctimas? Si digo “se ayudó a las víctimas” cambia el significado? Las siguientes frases tienen la misma forma del ejemplo y supongo que las respuestas sean corectas para ellas también? Se le vio al hombre The man was seen No se le ve He/She is nowhere to be seen Se le detuvo a la mujer The woman was stopped/arrested Se les aconsejó comprarlo They were advised to buy it Se les pidió ayuda They were asked for help Se nos reclamó una compensación They claimed compensation from us Se les puso una multa They were fined Se nos entregó una carta A letter was delivered to us Se le ve guapa She is good-looking Se les avisará a los accionistas The shareholders will be informed Gracias de antemano por su ayuda.
    December 26, 2019
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  • Answered
    In addition to straw man, which is an excellent answer, you could also use "designated director" - who owns the company on paper but is not the "beneficial owner" (the prime minister in your example)
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    December 26, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hello, Would is an auxiliary verb and we can use it to talk about the past, to talk about the future in the past or to talk in the conditional. I don't necessarily think there is anything wrong by saying came, ran or sat but by using the past tense it sounds a bit someone was telling a story about going to the tennis centre that was maybe a one off. I hope that helps you
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    July 21, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Sports

    I really like playing soccer with my friends. When I'm on the field I just feel excited.
    I don't like to play volleyball because I'm not good at its movements.
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    July 21, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hi, it is an abbvreviation for the word "Company" In singular it is "Coy" and in plural can be "Coys" Hope that helps
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    August 9, 2018
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