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    Andrew answered this well. I would just like to add another example. For the first example, you could also use "start over". "I need to start over."
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    February 24, 2018
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    How long are we going to continue like this? Our relationship isn't moving back or forward. (That's more of a direct translation, I would say 'Our relationship isn't going anywhere')
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    February 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    Yeeeeah just forget that word lol.  Blacky would be problematic to use and fairly demeaning.
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    February 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    'We bumped into eachother at the store' Another common phrase is 'we ran into eachother at the store.' It simply means you saw somebody at the store and either said hi or had a conversation. Its an unplanned meeting of somebody. 'We have more catching up to do' This is typically used for people who havent seen each other in a long time. They have to 'catch up', or talk about how theyve been and what theyve been doing since they last saw. 'She keeps in touch with her' Typically this is when people dont see eachother often but they still talk. For example, a friend of yours moved to another city a while ago, but you guys still talk on the phone or send emails or texts. Someone who has left your physical life, but you still talk or see eachother occasionally to 'catch up' ;)
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    February 23, 2018
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  • Answered
    This is something that english speaking spanish/portuguese learners get confused on a lot because its much simpler in english. There are no differences for 'to be' like there are for ser vs estar. Examples: 'I am tall.' 'I am happy.' 'You are a doctor.' 'You are in the store.' Those examples would be different in portuguese (ser or estar), but in english they are all the same verb. Present: I am You are He/she is We are They are Past: I was You were He/she was We were They were
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    February 23, 2018
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    Well firstly, this is generally an awkward way to say most. 4 makes the most sense. Chilled is something that comes off as less severe than 'cold'. Typically chill would be used as its definition to say you chill something, get it somewhat cold or that its chilly outside, kind of cold, but not too cold. It can also be use emotionally as 'it sent chills down my spine' like it made them uncomfortable or scared in a very uncomfortable way. A more colloquial way of using chill is to say 'I'm chilling'. This is used in place of relaxing or doing nothing.
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    February 23, 2018
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  • Posted
    El debate por la clase de español. Hay un debate en la clase de español por la mañana. Tengo que escribir un párrafo de mi opinión. El tema es si una personalidad es innata or adquirida. ¡Haz correciones por favor! ¿Innato o adquirido? Pienso que nuestra personalidad está determinada por nuestra herencia genética. Hay una manera específica que personas piensan. Es la manera que sus mentes funcionan. Hay tantos personalidades en cada familia y comunidad. La definición de personalidad es como una persona actua de sus emociones. Las emociones son diferentes en cada mente de gente. Algunas personas hallan felicidad en libros mientras otras hallan felicidad en deportes. Las emociones son creado en su mente y las emociones innatas construyen su personalidad y la manera que se piensa sobre el mundo. Pero también, pienso que se tiene una personalidad adquirida un poco. La manera que se piensa es el mismo siempre, pero la manera que se la expresa puede cambiar que depende en sus experiencias. Así que su personalidad es innato seguro, pero la manera que se la comparte puede estar adquirida del medio ambiente.
    January 27, 2017
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    My life

    I love my life
    I am happy to live
    I feel happy when raindrops fall on my head
    I love when the people smile
    I love when can I I can hug my mom
    I love to remember my dad
    I love.....

    Este poema me hace feliz.  Está bien, ¡gracias por compartir!

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    October 16, 2016
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  • Posted
    Este fin de semana..muchas cosas ha sucedido. Cuando digo 'fin de semana', este fin de semana empieza por jueves. Primero, soy un estudiante de universidad. Estudio enfermería, y ya he estado en la programa por un año. Así que aún estoy hallando como equilibrar mis estudios. Bien, mis clases de enfermería no me dan un horario lleno, así que tomo la clase de buceo. Es muy divertida. Por jueves me desperté y desayuné y tomé café delicioso. Asistí todas mis clases por el día. Pues, más tarde por el día reconocí que no asistí mi clase de buceo. Estuve muy molesto. Si no se asiste esa clase, se tiene que pagar el programa por $50. Mucho más tarde por la noche, reconocí que no asistí una reunión que asisto cada semana. En el reunión, hablamos español así que estuve más molesto. Entonces, fui al apartamento de mi amigo y mi carro fue remolcado. Todas estas cosas en un día. Entonces, mi novia y yo nos separamos. Este fin de semana ha sido loco. Gracias y adiós!
    October 16, 2016
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  • Answered
    Is it all coincidence? Is it all BY chance? (first is correct, second needs the word 'by') That's not a life to live. (correct) instead of paying weekly / instead of being paid weekly (both correct) That's not something that can be put into words. (correct) I have listened TO you patiently, please don't interrupt me. (add the word 'to')
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    October 13, 2016
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