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Hey everybody =) I am a native spanish speaker from EL SALVADOR
(the smallest country in central america, and one of the BEST PLACES to SURF! YEAHH)
I am very friendly and easygoing! :D
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English
French
Italian
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- My first time with an ON LINE ARABIC TUTOR *had to finish it within the 30 min that we had started* Hey everyone it´s been a looong time!? So, I booked a tutor online (I tried a different platform - sorry iTalki) .... I booked a class with an arabic tutor ... let me describe her: in her description she said she was a french and arabic teacher... and teacher of quaram ... She was wearing a black burka (like in the pic below) I WANT TO REMARK that I have nothing against their religion, actually I booked her because I was curious to know about her culture. I tought we would get to know each other you know like... bonjour!, comment allez vous, vous vous appelez comment? what do you do for a living ... you know things like that.. HOWEVER.... things got very weird ... she said bonjour and showed me a very very beginner book when we had already talked that I wanted to practice french level B2 .... she started to teach me the alphabet and the numbers .... and I was like ??? and I told her mmm I want to practice speaking and writing, she ignored me and continue to read the words and wanted me to repeat them... then she paused the video like 5 min, and she said sorry it was my husband ,so I asked her oh! vous etes mariee? I was hpoing to start a REAL conversation with her .. but she continued to say the words and wanted me to repeat... then her son started to cry and she grabbed him and put him under her black dress to feed him (I'm not complaining about that but the fact that the kid was making a hella noise because he was like crying and she insisted on repeating the basic vocabulary and wanted me to repeat the words... I couldnt understand anything because she was spekaing to her son in arabic and at the same time she was telling me the words in french and the kid was crying ... I got tired and cut off the call (not sure if that is the right expression, I mean I closed the window ) I messaged her and told her I AM SORRY I CANNOT CONTINUE I HAVE TO GO, she said OK. I really wanted to know about her culture and the way they live in her country :'( I had high expectations... I even considered to ask her to teach me arabic .. but I am very disapointed HAVE YOU HAD ANY AWKWARD EXPERIENCE WITH YOUR TUTORS??? Share your story with me!
October 19, 201831 Aprendiendo a hablar.
Estoy aprendiendo español. Sé que la mejor manera de aprender es hablar. Soy una persona tranquila y a veces es difícil hablar. Lo hago porque quiero aprender hablar español. Estudio y práctico cada día, y espero estar lista para mis vacaciones en El Salvador el próximo año.Holaaa that's cool that you are coming to my country! If you want to practice or learn salvadorian slang , I can help you out ! [emoji]
0 votedSeptember 4, 20171- L'italiano mi rendi triste... perché? vi lo racconto. Ciao a tutti i cari amici italiani! come voi avete letto, la vostra lingua mi rendi triste... L'anno scorso ho cominciato a imparare la vostra bella lingua di Dante! sono stata molto emozionata!! perché è un sogno per me parlarla e fare il bello accento italiano! mamma mia come mi piace ascoltare la gente parlando italiano! <3 amo il vostro accento, amo come voi muovete i mani e come voi fate le gesti, tutto tutto quello che vi fa italiani :) sono nel livello 8 di 10 livelli nella accademia Dante Alighieri di San Salvador. però questo anno 2017, devo trovare un lavoro! allora, tutti tipi di lavoro mi va male per le mie lezioni d'italiano! mi capite? devo abbandonare il mio corso di italiano per motivi di orario.. Questo problema mi fa veramente male nel mio cuore! </3January 10, 201710
La bola roja que se cae para señalar la hora
En Times Square en Nueva York, una bola cubierta en luces desciende lentamente a la medianoche de la víspera del Año Nuevo. La gente grita “Feliz Año Nuevo“ y canta “Auld Lang Syne.” Pocos de los celebrantes saben que la costumbre de la bola cayendo es un homenaje al Real Observatorio de Greenwich, Inglaterra. En el siglo diecinueve, la bola roja del observatorio estaba ? daba*una señal precisa para que los buques poner pusieran sus cronómetros. El observatorio dejaba caer la bola roja, de repente, a las 13.00, una hora después de la mediodía. La bola se cayó instantáneamente. Los buques podrían verlo a través sus telescopios.0 votedJanuary 3, 20171

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