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Born in Mexico but living in the USA. Speak English and Spanish and trying to learn Korean :) I am also a Speech therapist so I can help with accent too, especially in Spanish.
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Jemma Lee
Korean
Feb 6, 2017
다시 만나서 너무 너무 좋았어요. 가비!!! 다음 시간에 만나요.
Jemma Lee
Korean
Sep 15, 2016
고마워요. 가비 :) 오늘 정말 잘 했어요~~~! 오늘 하루도 파이팅!!
Jemma Lee
Korean
Sep 8, 2016
고마워요. 가비~
Jemma Lee
Korean
Sep 1, 2016
가비! 오늘 잘 했어요~! 항상 웃으면서 긍정적으로 수업해 줘서 고마워요. 다음 시간에 만나요. ;)
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  • Answered
    I don't think cabaca is a word in Spanish. Maybe cabaña? That would be a cabin, cottage or cabana.
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    February 1, 2016
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    Hello, I am from Mexico but I live in the USA. I speak Spanish and English and I'm learning Korean right now. Let me know if we can help each other out! 
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    February 1, 2016
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  • Commented
    En Viki.com tienen varias series completas en español. O incluso series en otros idiomas traducidas en español.
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    January 31, 2016
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    Sopitas.com tiene todo tipo de artículos y esta escrito en un lenguaje muy coloquial. 
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    January 31, 2016
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    Hello! Korean learner here. I can read and write and maybe make simple sentences but I'm still a total newbie. I went to Korea for work and stayed there for a couple weeks in 2013, there I found the language and culture very interesting but I didn't decided to learn it until now!
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    January 31, 2016
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    I'm from Mexico but I live in the USA. I speak English and spanish and trying to learn Korean :)


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    January 31, 2016
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    Muchas veces ser y estar pueden intercambiarse. Pero generalmente cuando hablas de algo que es un estado constante usas ser (la pluma es verde) y un estado "temporal" usas estar (la pluma esta sucia). Porque vigilar no es un estado constante, yo usaría "estar". cada paso que das está bien vigilado suena mejor. Puedes usar es cuando hablas de algo que SIEMPRE esta vigilado "Corea del Norte es un país que es vigilado constantemente" es correcto. Pero incluso en ese caso "Corea del Norte es un país que está vigilado constantemente" suena un poco mejor.
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    January 31, 2016
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    Si quitas "y" necesitas agregar una coma en su lugar. Era una tierra pequeña, sin importancia. Muchas veces se usa "y" cuando solo tienes dos conceptos (peras y manzanas) y usas la coma cuando tienes mas (Peras, manzanas y limones).
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    January 31, 2016
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    The first one means "It is impossible to know" and the second one means "Right now it is impossible to go out/get out". :)
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    January 31, 2016
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