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    Esta en lo cierto Soul, Remera=T-shirt y asi lo dicen en Argentina.
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    January 29, 2009
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    I love these singers, i hope you like it: Oscar de León: -"lloraras", -"la carta", -"yo quisiera", -"sigue tu camino" -"calculadora" -"ven morena" El Gran Combo: -"me liberé" -"brujería" -"ojos chinos"" DLG: -"juliana", -"ya", -"acuyuye" -"la quiero a morir" -"no morira"
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    September 9, 2008
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    It means when the salary have been losing value compared against price of goods or services for the past 5 years, because inflation decreases the amount of things you would be able to purchase. sorry my english.
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    September 5, 2008
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    ÉL YA NO ESTA TRISTE.
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    August 29, 2008
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    ¡Ah, que bien!
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    August 27, 2008
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    the more formal is "hubiese". but in these senteces: - "Si lo HUBIERA sabido, HUBIESE reaccionado de otra manera" . - "Si hubiese sido fumador, no hubiera sobrevivido al infarto". the mix sounds better because there isn't redundancy.
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    August 20, 2008
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    Si es en terminos de software de microsoft es "Sobrescribir " (entre objetos)
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    August 20, 2008
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    Esteban is right. HOW LONG ... = CUANTO TIEMPO... = POR CUANTO TIEMPO...
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    August 17, 2008
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    "mucho" se usa para afectar a un sustantivo: muchos perros, muchas gracias . en cambio "muy" se usa para afectar a un adjetivo: muy linda, muy desordenado.
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    August 8, 2008
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    hi mirela, i'd like to talk to you on chat. you tell me in english and i tell you in spanish and so on.
    Alfre

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    July 27, 2008
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