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    Español día 9

    De verdad no tengo fuerzas para escribir el texto de este día :D acabamos de comprar los pasajes para nuestro viaje a las Islas Canarias en enero. Menos mal que ahora tengo más motivación para aprender español más rápido [emoji][emoji] Supongo que la gente que aprende español sin viajar a los países donde se habla español lo tienen más difícil. Así que aquí está mi nueva meta principal en español: poder hablar lo suficiente para hacerlo bien en Gran Canaria [emoji][emoji] ¡Buenas noches!



    Muy bien Tatiana, parece que han salido las fuerzas de alguna parte. Te felicito, el texto casi no tiene errores. Saludos.

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    Hi, I did some research cause I am not a native and did not know how to express what you are asking. I found the expression "to come untucked", so you need to tuck the t-shirt in back. At least you have a start point to look into.
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    I would say: I own one property. So the ownership of this property is mine. I think, Property is an objet and ownership the legal possession. Any native to give us a hand??
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    10/7/2016

    Hi everybody!
    Today we discovered north part of route 1. IT was amazing! We saw many small cities and villages. We were lucky because the weather was sunny the whole way. I made a lot of pictures of breathtaking views with beautiful trees, sand beaches. Also along the way we noticed many old cars, that looked really funny, for instance one of them had the name "Triumph" on it and the car was really small)))

    Have a gorgeous weekend guys!
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    Gustavo, I think you did not understand what I meant. I wanted to point out, that people doesn´t have free timeS (with S) but free time.

    Free time is used in singular.

    A gente se fala! Cumprimentos.

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    Well I do not follow any religion, but I would say that law seems to be very wise and logic. Of course for everything in this universe, even in basic things, exists a cause/consequence. Sometimes we can be aware of the causes, as Hang said above, if you have eaten well, probably you won´t be hungry two hours later, and sometimes not, what we usually call "fortune" or in other words to be lucky or unlucky. And about these latter concept I refer to variables which do not depend on us, and in almost all situations involve not one but many causes. 

    So simplifying, if you are a good person and you act wisely and respectfully to others, most probably you will be happier and will face less setbacks or problems as someone in the same  starting situation with a less positive attitude. 

    Karma law could not be more logical!

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    Gustavo, let me tell you that  I spend my free TIME trying to learn languages, but I must confess you that a few TIMES I have wasted my free TIME in worthless activities.

    Was it clear? Regards!



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    Hi Daniel, I think that it depends on the context. so for instance if you are in a restaurant and the waiter ask you: How many are you tonight to have dinner? The answer could be: We are four (implicit:people), but I think it would sound more complete and accurate We are four people. Any native speaker who may help us? please!!! thanks.
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