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Hi! I'm looking for other teachers/advanced students of English for language exchanges in Spanish/Portuguese (European) and English. My Spanish is fairly fluent and my spoken Portuguese is a little rusty! I am an open, friendly person and happy to talk about anything! In particular I enjoy: languages (!), travel, music, psychology, literature, exercise, food and drink, nutrition, indoor climbing...
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Rocío Rosales
Spanish
Jan 21, 2019
¡Un placer conocerte Rosanna! Hemos tenido una conversación muy entretenida y agradable. Es fácil hablar contigo. Además tu nivel de español es muy bueno. Espero verte pronto :)
Maria Armanda Morais
Portuguese
Jan 12, 2019
I really enjoyed the lesson with Rosanna. She displays a high standard in her use of the Portuguese language. I look forward to helping Rosanna attain greater proficiency.
caterina
Italian
Sep 19, 2018
Thank you! Youre level of Italian is good! We will improve it by talking and by doing interesting and engaging activities! I had a really nice trial time!
Giulia
Italian
Sep 16, 2018
Parli molto bene Rosanna! Buona fortuna con il tuo italiano :)
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  • Commented
    This article could benefit from literal translations as well as the English equivalents, as it may otherwise be misleading for many learners.
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    June 11, 2020
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  • Answered
    Fraudulent: means fake, usually criminal, usually used for things not people e.g. 'She used a fraudulent credit card.' 'He has a fraudulent passport.' Deceitful: used only for people, means they try to confuse/mislead others for their own good e.g. 'The deceitiful person used a fraudulent credit card.' This is always used negatively, i.e. A magician (for example) is not deceitful. Deceptive: this refers to the effect something has on the speaker. If something is deceptive, it has misled the speaker/caused them to believe something which is not true e.g. 'This lake is deceptive. It looks shallow, but it's actually very deep.' Deceptive does not necessarily have a criminal/negative meaning.
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    June 9, 2018
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