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Hello, My name Shirley and I'm from Cambridge, MA. I am a daughter of a Haitian mother and a Puerto Rican father. Unfortunately I don't speak my parents native tongues effortlessly and I want to work on correcting that. I've signed on to italki to improve my Spanish. I hope that I will be fully conversation by one year's time. I have one other motivating factor that has me wanting to be more fluent in Spanish but I guess I will reveal that with time.
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    The first one (1) is more polite. You are asking the person their opinion and taking them into consideration. Whereas in 2 you are telling them what you want which can be deemed as rude. If the person senses English isn't your first language they will most likely understand that you aren't trying to be rude.
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    October 13, 2015
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