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Hi, I am looking to practice my Spanish speaking skills and expand my Spanish vocabulary. I enjoy teaching, and English is a subject I am confident in if you have questions. I also hope to learn more about French and other languages. Hola, Yo quería practicar mis habilidades de hablar el español y aumentar mi vocabulario de español. A mí me gusta enseñar, y el inglés es un sujeto de que me siento cómodo si tiene preguntas. También tengo ganas aprender más sobre el Francés y otras lenguas.
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    I miss you

    A long time ago I talked with nice guy from Finland. He wanted to help me improve my English, but one day I got angry about some silly things. I was a very strange girl. Since that day we don't talk and I really miss him.
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    May 3, 2016
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    WOULD: Is usually used when explaining something you did/didn't do or do/don't do. ("would/wouldn't do ____") It is also used to give someone your opinion or to express a desire. Its hard to explain without using the word, so here are some examples: "I would have gone to the store today, but my car wouldn't start." "I would like to walk in the park today." "There wouldn't be a problem if you had been more polite." "I would study more for that test if I were you." WILL: Is used mainly to state something that is definitely going to happen or expected to happen. Also, possibly used in an order (final example). "I will go to the store today after I get my car fixed." "I will go for a walk in the park today." "There will be a problem if you aren't more polite." "You will study more for that test!" WILL can also be used as a word to express someone's determination ("will power"), desire, or orders. "John lost his legs in the war, but he maintained a will to live on." "All the members of government bent to his will." Hope that helps!
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    January 7, 2016
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    The saying is a pun. The usual saying is "time flies" which just means that time goes by fast. In the pun with Batman, "crime flies" is a play on words that doesn't really mean anything except in this context where Batman is referencing how fast time has gone by as he was fighting crime for three years. Hope that helps!
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    January 7, 2016
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    That would take a bit to explain on here...but this link has good explanations for all types of conditional statements in English. http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/conditionals.html Hope that helps!
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    January 3, 2016
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    Traté de usar algo que no funcionó... las frases son "sea cual sea" o "como sea"
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    December 31, 2015
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    <> o <> Qué significa <> o <>? Creo que es un expresión que no lo entiendo bien. Es similar de "thats just how it is" o "it is the way it is"? Gracias!
    December 31, 2015
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    Oh, and about verb conjugations.  There are strong patterns in all the tenses and verb types.  You'll start to recognise these and realise its not as bad as it seems.  It just takes some time and use.  You can find college level language books online that will explain the patterns in conjugation.  I think I found one for a penny plus shipping...

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    December 29, 2015
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    I liked Rosetta for Spanish.  It lacks some things, but no language software has everything you need to become completely fluent.  I would say its worth the money if you buy it on sale.  You can find it on sale for half price or less pretty often too. 

     

    One piece of advice that Rosetta even has on their website...don't depend on Rosetta.  It is a great learning tool, but you should also be out speaking with people, reading lower reading level books, listening to music, watching movies, asking question on sites like this, etc.   Try to involve yourself in something Spanish everyday, and find things you like so it doesn't turn into a chore.  If you get Rosetta it should come with 3 months free access to the online portion.  Take advantage of the games, stories, and live tutoring there as much as you can.

     

    ¡Espero que te vaya bien!

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    December 29, 2015
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    Is that from a song? Some of those lyrics I know from a popular song, but some of it doesn't sound like what I've heard. I think the use of "picking up" here means that things are getting better. Its an expression we use in English to say that something is increasing...in this case, its a new day and life is getting better. Common phrase: "Things are really picking up!" Hope this helps!
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    December 29, 2015
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    The first sentence is good. Go with that one.
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    December 28, 2015
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