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Hi! I'm José, a language enthusiast and a gamer. Videogames and languages are my life, among other things. I want to make new friends from other cultures and also be part of their learning journey of Spanish.
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    May 17, 2017
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    Can someone help me translate these sentences into Korean? 1. The apple is red 2. It is John's apple. 3. I give John the apple. 4. We want to give him the apple. 5. He gives it to John. 6. She gives it to him. 7. You have given it to her. 8. The apple has been given to him. It'd be better if you use a common Korean name. Thank you so much in advance. I hope to be writing entries in Korean soon. 고맙습니다.
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    January 12, 2017
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    Hoy me siento...

    Hoy me siento muy cansada. Me desperté a las ocho, porque me acosté a la una de al mañana. Cuando me desperté, tomé una ducha porque tenía trabajo a las nueve. Necesito al menos ocho horas de sueño cada día. "Me fue bien en el trabajo". Tenemos demasiadas horas y necesitamos cortar turnos. Así que, ¡me dejaron salir temprano! Cuando llegué a mi casa, mi novio estaba allí. Fuimos al supermercado y devolvimos una película que había alquilado. Compramos comida y cocinamos en mi cocina mientras mirábamos la televisión. Después, él salio a recoger a su madre al trabajo. Fui a mi habitación y escribí este ensayo. Ahora, voy a estudiar y hacer mis tareas para la universidad. Acabo de añadir una nueva clase de noruego y estoy emocionada.


    NOTES.-

    - Did you mean 'Work was great'? If so, in spanish we say what I wrote above.
    - Did you mean that you returned a movie that you had rented? In that case then the correct sentence is what I wrote in the correction.

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    January 12, 2017
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    Here's a video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpOLPyz9UE0
    The key is the tip of the tongue towards the uper part of your mouth.
    If you need some help with your english or spanish, let me know :)
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    November 14, 2016
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    November 14, 2016
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    Help with my english! :(

    Hey guys! I’m Jenny, I’d love to improve my English so I’m taking some classes here in my city, but I’d like to go beyond that, so, besides practicing I want to expand my vocabulary in a way I’d probably wouldn’t do by talking (since we normally don't use those words), and that is through writing, but there are things I just don’t know how to say and I wondered if you could help me out ^_^

    So, these are some paragraphs I wrote myself but that probably have mistakes. I’d really appreciate that you’ve taken the time to read this post :) My deepest thanks!

    - The move day seemed (OFF: is it valid to say Move Day? I mean, the day of moving to another house) to have no end, especially for Marie’s indifference toward him.

    - She had been playing "cat and mouse"  with him, appearing and disappearing from his life.

    - “When you asked me to come with you I was about to accept, but I decided best to give you some time alone, and see how you carry on with your life, if you'd be able to live without me”

    - “You cheated on her with me and you didn’t care about her feelings. In the end I attended the fake wedding and in the honeymoon I told Jeff that I left him for another man”

    - He hated her, how was it possible that after all that, he could not even take the first step downstairs? She was right, in all that time he had realized more than ever how much he loved her and needed her. Two years ago that love was not that big. He needed that suffering to clear his mind, change his life, set his priorities, and especially to mature.

    - They were simply two human beings who either by fate or rather their own decision needed each other, complemented each other and would live to love each other madly.

    Another doubt I have: how do you say when you’re going to meet someone but you never appear without letting that person know you won’t be there? In that case I jilted him? Or I stood him up?
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    November 14, 2016
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