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Hello Everybody. I Want to learn Japanese. Once I can, I would go to Japan. And I also want to make some friends in the process. I'm eager to help with Spanish in Return and can Also provide some help with your English as well.
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    Esta escuela no tolera el bullying (acoso). El bullying ngo esta permitido. Si ves algún otro estudiante siendo acosado, necesitas hacérselo saber a los maestros inmediatamente. Simplemente no lo ignores y no hagas nada. Si tus amigos estan acosando a algún otro estudiante, tu debes ser un modelo a seguir, un lider y defender a ese estudiante diciéndole a tus amigos que eso esta mal.
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    October 31, 2020
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    They are similar, but the effort is key here. Tratar de - I Will try to. Not so much effort Voy a tratar de ir a la reunión. Intentar. Attempt - More effort. Voy a intentar este examen. You need to put more effort on it. Both are similar, like synonyms. I'll use it as: Por favor trata de llegat a tiempo. Voy a intentar llegar a tiempo.
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    October 28, 2020
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    Hello Lily, it would ne nice to be a partner on this path. I can help you with Spanis (Native) and I've been learning English over 15 years, we can learn this together. I'm looking over to learn Japanese. Hope to hear from you soon. Jose Daniel 😊😆
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    October 26, 2020
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    Hello Nerd; Las respuestas correctas son la número 1 y la número 3. Las otras estan mal formadas, gramaticalmente. Cualquier dudas, puedes preguntarme. Jose D
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    March 8, 2017
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    Hola Taine; La pregunta esta muy abierta, el contexto lo decidira todo en este caso. Muy buenos dias / buenas tardes / buenas noches Mi nombre es..... Le estoy llamando de ...... / desde ........... (nombre empresa) Muchisimas gracias por atender mi llamada. ¿Como se encuentra este día / esta tarde / esta noche ? En este punto, ofreces lo que estas vendiendo, das detalles, etc El motivo de mi llamada es para .......... Nuevamente muchísimas gracias por atender mi llamada Que tenga un excelente día. O algo que te guste mas :). Espero te pueda ayudar este mini script, sinetente libre de preguntarme cualquier inquietud que tengas :) Jose D
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    March 8, 2017
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    Hello Rachel, for this one you can use: Ellos van a hablar sobre eso/ello. Ellos hablarán sobre eso/ello. You also can change the word "hablar" por discutir. Feel free to ask me anything, have a good learning :) Jose D
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    March 2, 2017
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    Hello Brian; You can use the 1 or the 3 question This two are correct and you can use both without problem 1. ¿puedo quedármelo? 3. ¿me lo puedo quedar? 2. me puedo quedarlo? - This sentence is with bad structure Hope this can help you. Feel free to ask me anything. See you :)
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    February 18, 2017
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    Hello Nani We do use "bastante", but the only word only means enough, or it is sufficient or quite. What we do when someone ask us: How are you? ¿Cómo estas? we respond, if we use "bastante" Bastante bien - Quite good // Bastante mal - pretty bad Also, Is more commonly used to refer to situations than our state Ex, ¿Cómo vas en el trabajo? - Bastante bien o Bastante mal I hope this can help you. Feel free to ask me anything. See you later.
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    February 18, 2017
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    Hello Shisheng :) I think the correct one is: Me dijiste que me mandarías la foto cuando "llegaras" a (la) casa. Me dijiste que me mandarías la foto "al llegar" a (la) casa. ( you can avoid the words in the brackets) As my persona comment; I would use "enviarías" instead of "mandarías" but you can use both of them. Feel free to ask me anything :) See you later.
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    February 18, 2017
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    Hello Dominik; Both sentences mean the same, but depend of the context they can change : For example: estuvo - the person was practicing for some special reason. estaba - she was was practicing but she quit for example. But, if someone ask you; ¿Que estaba hacien ella ayer? you can use the any sentence. See you, keep with the good work :D Jose
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    November 24, 2016
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