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Hey everyone! My name is Parker, and I'm from the US. I study Accounting and Business Analytics, but one of my passions is learning languages. At the moment, I'm trying to become more confident in my Spanish skills.
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Spanish
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Stiven
Spanish
Mar 12, 2018
Me encanta el nivel de español de Parker, es muy fluido y natural. Tuvimos una muy buena conversación y algunas recomendaciones que le hice, creo que le van a ayudar a lograr un nivel C1 en este idioma... Espero verte de nuevo!
Fer
Spanish
Nov 12, 2015
I really enjoyed my first session with Parker. He has a good grasp of Spanish, all he needs is to stop thinking in English and then translating his thoughts! He seems enthusiastic about learning and I am sure that he'll have a great time in Spain. I hope we can meet again soon!
Ignacio
Spanish
Oct 30, 2015
It was nice to meet you!! I hope to see you soon in my class! Have a good weekend!! :)
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  • Commented

    I love the French language! I think it's very beautiful, and I know American teens especially love it. Heck, we love almost any person with a Western European or different English accent. But back to French! I would say that French sounds like some people are speaking in a very sing-songy way, and that it seems very eloquent, even if your words may be very simple and boring! A common joke for Americans when they like someone's voice or language is "I would listen to them read their grocery list". 

    I wish I knew French! I've been studying Spanish for a long time though, so I'm trying to perfect that one. 

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    November 4, 2015
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  • Answered
    There is not any difference. One is a contraction and the other is spelled out completely. Usually English speakers use "can't" in conversation because it is faster and easier to use. Usually when people use "cannot", it's because they are trying to make it clear that something or someone "can NOT" do something.
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    November 2, 2015
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