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Hola soy de Argentina, estoy estudiando profesorado de Inglés y quisiera intercambiar diálogos con alquien que hable ese idioma.
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Mi experiencia de aprendizaje en español
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Hoy yo escribo acerca de mi experiencia de aprendizaje en espanol.
No puedo pensar que el lenguaje es facil.
Quiero aprender mucho de todos modos.
Quien quiere tener conmigo una conversacion en español?
Los deseo a todos un buen fin de samana
Laura0 votedOctober 3, 20150I don't know exactly how is it formed grammatically, but the meaning is that HE BELIEVED TO HAVE ASSUMED, He believed that it was looking at a wolf, or taking shape but it was not, it was just your belief or imagination. is the similar if you say "I imagined" that my appearanse is like that of a wolf. sorry for my English
0 votedOctober 3, 20150- además: It is an adjective that can sustantivarse as indefinite pronoun meaning 'the other, the other, the other or the other, the other'. After the mention of a number of elements, appoints the remaining belonging to the same group as mentioned above, or the missing part of a whole. As an adjective, it is preceded by an article or possessive prefix to plural nouns or collective de más: It is an adverbial phrase meaning 'to spare too much': "What you are most in life is envy, hatred, resentment ..." If the neutral article preceded it, it is opposed to the least and means 'the most important': "The most important is to trust our friends." "... Trust in God and in Senor Don Quixote, that you must give a kingdom, not an island. So much the more as less said Sancho -; ... "(Cervantes, Don Quixote). Also part of the buildings speak more ('say inconveniences') and being more ('spare room' or 'clutter'): "He kept compromising documents for use against your partner if he spoke more" "Perhaps in every marriage comes the day when the conversation is over and upset a pain in the mouth." (Augusto Casola, "The Sunken Cathedral")0 votedOctober 3, 20151

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