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I recently passed the CILS (Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera) B2 exam. I'm quite proud of it! :-) ... and the DELF B2, also quite proud of it! Merci beaucoup à touts mes profs! ... and the telc C1-Hochschule (German).
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Caroline
English
Dec 13, 2019
The student was very eager to learn and I liked the fact that the student was very active. Once I understood what exactly was required, it made the lesson much easier. The student is a wonderful student and friendly.
Afshan Younis
English
Dec 10, 2019
There was keen interest shown for the better practice and understanding of the basic english.
Jovan
Macedonian
Nov 26, 2017
Revision part 2, you did a good job, keep it up and see you next time!
Jovan
Macedonian
Nov 20, 2017
Great revision of the previous material! Good job and keep up the good work!
Activities
  • Answered
    One thumbs up for "Galán" (adj: "galante"). A "Don Juan" uses his smooth talking only as a means to an end.
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    December 10, 2016
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  • Answered
    Una tarta suele ser grande, muy dulce y elaborada, y especialmente hecha para bodas o cumpleaños. La excepción es la tarta de manzana, que es relativamente pequeña. Una torta es más un bizcocho (que puede ser de frutas) que otra cosa, menos elaborado, menos especial. ¡Pero cuidado!, si te equivocas te puedes llevar una torta :-D, o un tortazo, que es lo mismo que una bofetada. (Basado en castellano, pero con palabras relaccionadas con la cocina, como bien dicen Johan y Franca hay mucha variedad de un país a otro, incluso entre regiones)
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    December 10, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hi Kim, I assume you are asking us to correct your phrase, but it would be great to have more context. ¿Tiene alguna pregunta? ... If you are addressing your listener formally, or (a more unlikely context) if you are asking someone if a third person as any questions. ¿Alguna pregunta? ... If you are addressing the listener/s informally. ¿Tienen alguna pregunta? ... If you are addressing a group or asking someone if a group has any questions. In all cases "alguna pregunta" should be singular, but implies that there may be many. Using the plural would imply a made up context where you are only interested on a yes/no answer to the case where the number of questions is two or more. My answer is based on Castilian Spanish, varieties from South America and Andalucia may have other usages.
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    December 10, 2016
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  • Answered
    Tengo un hermano.
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    November 16, 2016
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  • Corrected

    ¿alguien corregirme mis errores, por favor? Es una anecdota de mi viaje a los Estados Unidos!

    Un dia, que era un dia libre en mi trabajo en un campamento de verano, mis amigos y yo fuimos al pueblo mas cercano a pasar el dia. Fuimos al restaurante chino y despues tomamos unas cervezas al lado de un lago. Al final del dia no tuvimos un paseo de coches [no encontramos un taxi para volver?] al campamento asi que decidimos caminar. El camino era de approximadamente vienticuatro kilometros. Habíamos caminado approximadamente dos horas y todavia estavamos lejos del destino cuando un coche, que venia muy rápido, paró al lado nuestro y dos chicas gritaron “entrad en el coche!”. La razon por la que [cual] pararon fue porque un oso grande estaba unos metros detrás nuestra.

    I hope that helps, although some corrections were done without knowing exactly the original intended meaning. Feel free to ask about the details. I'm using common Castillian with imperfect use of punctuation.

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    October 31, 2016
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