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Hi everybody! I'm here to meet people who likes interchanging languages in English or Italian as well as I'm always willing to help anybody who needs a hand in Spanish too. Greetings from CL! Ciao ragazzi! Sono qui per conoscere gente chi piaccia scambiare culture linguistiche sia in Italiano o Inglese, così come ci sono sempre volentieri di dare una mano a chi abbia bisogno di praticare lo Spagnolo. Saluti!
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    Hi Jennifer! It would be a pleasure to give you a hand with your Spanish. Greetings!
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    August 6, 2018
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    Thanks Robert! I didn't notice my mistake in time. In fact it's Simple Past [emoji]
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    April 24, 2018
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    Both are past tenses:

    A - Simple Present. The action is finished. You definitely didn't do that in the morning.

    B - Present Perfect. The action is still in progress. You have not done it yet, but you decide if you do it later.

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    April 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    Both can be used, though the correct way of saying it regarding grammar factor is the one with simple present.
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    April 9, 2018
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    Mi *primera* entrada

    ¡Hola!
    Hoy he decidido empezar escribiendo en español. *Actualmente* no puedo escribir casi nada sin usar google translate.
    Pero creo que, si escribo un poco cada día, o... bueno, *más a menudo*, mi español va a mejorar. ¿De acuerdo?

    ¿Pues, sobre qué *debería* escribir? No sé. Soy inglés, entonces el tiempo me parece *un* buen tópico. Hoy, en inglaterra, está *lloviendo* ¿Lo puedes creer? *Tengo muchas ganas* de ir a españa 

    Bueno. eso es todo *por* hoy. ¡Hasta pronto!


    Saludos Ruairi! ✌

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    April 2, 2018
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    Hi Mikayla! It'll be a pleasure to give you a hand in Spanish. Greetings from Chile! ✌
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    March 15, 2018
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    I'm interested in it, greetings! ✌
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    March 15, 2018
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  • Corrected
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    March 15, 2018
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    Hola Grace. En primer lugar "llorissimo" no existe que yo sepa en español; ahora el término "chorísimo" puede ser sinónimo de algo sorprendente o muy notable, dependiendo del país o la región donde se utilice. En Chile por ejemplo puede tener ese significado, entre algunos otros. Saludos!
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    March 1, 2018
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    January 22, 2018
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