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    Yes.
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    December 24, 2015
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    You can, but if she doesn't want your help, it sounds a bit harsh. You might want to say "I would really like to help you with that, if you will let me".
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    December 24, 2015
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    Difference between brillar and alumbrar? They both seem to mean "shine". Context: Un nuevo sol empieza a brillar Un nuevo sol empieza a alumbrar Thank you.
    December 24, 2015
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    Difference between miedos and temores? In Spanish, what is the difference between miedos and temores? The dictionary says they both mean fear. This is the context: Miedos, temores, vienen tras de mi Thanks.
    December 24, 2015
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