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Hi everyone :) My name’s Agata and I’m a native Polish and English speaker. I’ve been learning Spanish for a couple years, and I’m looking for someone to practice with so that I don’t forget it :) I also just took up Italian, so I’d love to have some people to talk with in Italian as well! In exchange, I’ll be happy to help you with English or Polish :) Hit me up for a language exchange or we can just be friends!
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    Ciao a tutti :) Ho iniziato da poco a studiare l'italiano, quindi sto cercando qualcuno con cui esercitarlo. Sono una principiante ma voglio sentirmi a mio agio nel parlarlo dall'inizio. In cambio posso aiutarti con l'inglese americano o il polacco, perché sono le mie lingue madri :)
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    Hola a todos :) Estoy buscando a alguien con quien pueda practicar español conversacional. Estudié español durante unos años y no quiero olvidar lo que he aprendido. Mis idiomas nativos son inglés americano y polaco, así que estaré encantada de ayudarte con cualquier de estos a cambio :)
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    Hola :) I'm looking for someone to practice conversational Spanish with, and I'm a native American English speaker, so I can help you in exchange - if you're interested :) Let me know
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    May 28, 2022
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    You can message me if you have any problems, and I'll help :) Polish is difficult, but it's not unlearnable :)

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    December 23, 2015
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    Możesz pisać, kiedy tylko tego potrzebujesz :) Pomogę.

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    December 23, 2015
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    "I met her" is just informing that you met someone, whilst "I got to meet her" ("meet", not "met", because you've already used the Past tense in "got") suggests that you'd been waiting to meet someone, and you have finally succeeded. So the first one has no emotional overtone, and the second one informs the converser that you had been been trying to do something before, and you've finally made it.
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    December 23, 2015
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    The curse here is used just to emphasize. "She'll definitely slap the shit out of him" would be "she'll slap him really, really hard", and so on. Replace the swear word with "very", and it'll mean exactly the same thing.
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    December 23, 2015
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    "Kolega" is someone we know and hang out with, for example because you go to class with this person. "Kumpel" is someone you like and get on with well, and "przyjaciel" is someone you can trust implicitly, with all your secrets and everything. Someone that knows everything about you, and you love to spend time with each other ;)
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