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Hello. I'm Johana from Colombia. I'm an English as a foreign language teacher. I am looking forward to practicing English and learning French and Italian with others. I also may help you to practice Spanish. I'd be so glad in sharing about my culture, too. I like to talk about about music, traveling, nature, history, and movies. Feel free to text me! ;)
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    You can use both "lengua" or "lenguaje". You say "lengua" or "idioma" when referring to a spoken language like English language, French language, German language, etc. You say "lenguaje" when referring to a capacity to communicate something like musical language, spoken language, signal language, etc.
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    September 17, 2016
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