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    falta un poco de contexto. En principio no tiene sentido. It makes no sense the translation. Can we please have a bit more of context in order to be able to help you?
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    July 17, 2018
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    Un día malo

    Hoy ha hecho mal tiempo. está muy mal. Al mediodía hizo sol, mucha calor muy caliente. He  sudado Sudando mucho. Pero por la tarde llovió y el aire huele mal hay mal olor en el aire. Tengo clases a las siete de la tarde. Y ahora me siento muy cansado.


    A few tips for you : 

    1 - Use past tense consistently : past tense needs to be used if you are talking about sth in the past. 

    2 - the weather was bad today = hoy ha hecho mal tiempo 

    3. caliente means hot for food BUT you say 'hace calor' o 'hizo calor' when you are talking about the weather 


    Hope this helps!


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    May 13, 2017
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  • Commented

    ¡Hola Celestine!

    La mejor gramática para principiantes que he encontrado hasta ahora es una compilación de ejercicios gratis que van desde el tiempo del presente hasta el condicional pasando por el pasado (imperfecto e indefinido) y el futuro.  Yo normalmente lo uso con mis alumnos y me gusta porque puedo variarla según sus necesidad ...

    pero si quieres comprarte un manual de una editorial te aconsejo https://www.difusion.com/catalogo/gramatica/cuadernos-de-gramatica-espanola/cuadernos-de-gramatica-espanola-a1 

    o por ejemplo este

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/GCSE-Spanish-AQA-Grammar-Workbook/0199139075/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1494072252&sr=8-2&keywords=grammar+booklet+spanish+grammar

    Mucha suerte y para cualquier cosa escríbeme. 

    María 


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    May 6, 2017
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  • Commented
    Hola Angélica! Yo soy profe, si me dices qué tipo de examen tienes que hacer y te podré dar algunos consejos :) Un saludo y mucha fuerza!
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    May 2, 2017
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  • Commented

    I love memrise but you could also try This is Language which is a website that will help you to learn vocabulary in context which is actually a lot better according to researchers that learning simply lists of words. 

    Let me know if you need further help with a particular topic and I could share some resources with you!

    María

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    April 27, 2017
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    Ciao Giuseppe, 

    As an Italian speaker you will find learning Spanish very rewarding. It is relatively easy to understand a lot of input from a very early stage so as long as you pay attention to structures and try to learn vocabulary in context, watch some Spanish television and try to write a few pieces in Spanish to practice your verbs you will be quite fast on an A2/B1 level for sure. I have a lot of Italian speakers learning Spanish under my supervision and I feel they all have had a really good time and learned a lot in a very short space of time. 

    Buona fortuna e fammi sapere se hai bisogno di aiuto :) Io sono prof di spagnolo e parlo italiano. 

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    April 27, 2017
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    Hello Linda, 

    I think if you really l like learning Spanish with lyrics then you should check this page out https://lyricstraining.com/es/ it has some very popular songs (you don't need to do Despacito necessarily!) and you will get lots of listening practice. 

    Hope this helps, 

    María :)

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    April 23, 2017
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    Te recomiendo 'Requisitos para ser una personal normal'  or 'Perdiendo el norte' they are both really good films but you need to use subtitles and read them while you listen.  If I were you, I would totally do it that way and I would look on the dictionary for the words I don't know from time to time when you don't get the gist and the context is tricky. Also when I was studying English, I would watch movies a couple of times to make sure I learn as much as possible. 
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    April 19, 2017
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  • Commented

    Ana, what course are you following? Is this for Uni or for a course at school? Let me know and I could help you to improve your piece from a content level :) 

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    April 19, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hello !!

    Well done on trying to learn Spanish. It is not super easy - and I agree one of the most difficult part is listening although you can tackle it by watching Spanish films with subtitles and trying to read the subtitles while listening. 

    Spanish is amazing. I am from Valencia and I would highly recommend you to try paella in La Pepica and walk in the city centre because the streets of Carmen are beautiful. I would suggest you to go to the Oficina de Turismo for a map and some info. They are really friendly and they will give you many useful tips. I am not living there at the moment but I can guarantee Valencianos will be happy to help if you ask around, and it will help you to practice your Spanish.  Buena suerte!

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    April 19, 2017
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