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    Lo mismo. How are you? How's the family? Did you hear about? However, hopefulamente you hear... "You are being promoted" "We are giving away vacations to our most appreciated employees and feel free to bring a couple of friends and oh, by the way, take this company "no limit" black card and enjoy yourself." "Sweetheart, I would like to take you and your friends to lunch and here are some concert tickets I bought for you girls tonight, enjoy" "We just won the lottery!!"
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    November 2, 2017
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    Also, when referring to two separate things you would use the term "these" instead of "this". Great question little one;] Not everyone picks up on such subtleties.
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    November 2, 2017
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    It's more common amongst those who are close, as in an endearing farewell when you are going to miss someone.
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    November 2, 2017
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    Imitate refers to mimicking someone, plain and simple, while emulate usually is referring to doing so with admiration, respect and a certain sense of wonder. As in trying to match the greatness of a childhood hero. Hope that helps.
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    November 2, 2017
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    usually, however the days of guessing are over, try google translate
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    November 2, 2017
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    probably referring to sober, a "dry" county in america is a geographical location where alcohol is not permitted or sold.
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    November 2, 2017
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    sure, I don't understand the phrase, but the english is correct, if that helps??
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