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Hello! my name is Piero Delgado, I'm a native Spanish speaker, I have been living in Perú since I was born. I'm here to improve my spoken English and learn as many languages as possible. I'm and Air Force cadet and musician as a hobby.
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    the first one must be "El pasado, pasado es" because in this case "pasado(past)" is a noun , the second one is correct because "pasado(happened)" is a participle.
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    August 29, 2016
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    Correct, also you can change the order of the words in the sentence "en mi ciudad hay una panadería nueva" o " hay una nueva panadería en mi ciudad"
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    June 27, 2016
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    Hi! I'm Peruvian, native Spanish speaker. I will start learning Quechua next month (I only know a few words), Also I'm B2 level in English, We can help each other (: 

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    June 21, 2016
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    Hi, I'm native Spanish speaker and B2 level in english. I want to learn as many languages as I can. You can help me with Russian. my skype is PieroDelgado129
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    June 21, 2016
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    it is like "what's up?" or "what's going on?"
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    June 17, 2016
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    "por" means "for" and "para means "to".
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    June 14, 2016
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    we use "e" instead of "y" to avoid cacophony when the next word starts with "i" or "hi"
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    June 13, 2016
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    This could be stupid but they are "love levels" When you barely start a new relationship you say "te quiero" to your partner, then (a few weeks or months later) you say "te adoro" to express that your love for him/her has increased. Finally, when you are sure you have a very strong relationship you will say "Te amo"
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    June 13, 2016
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    yes it means "por" Is very informal I would say it is sub standard communication. Don't use it!
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    June 13, 2016
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    ¡Cuando quieras!
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    June 10, 2016
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