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I enjoy learning and helping others and I'm here only for that purpose. If you do want to learn Spanish and help me out with English we might get along. I like talking about almost everything, from banal to trascendental stuff. I like meeting new people because every person is a different world. I'm friendly, a bit shy though.
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  • Answered
    Hola Rebecca. Ambas formas son correctas y no hay diferencia de significado. Diría que es más usado y suena más natural intercambiar el orden de sujeto y verbo después del relativo: La chica con quien sale Paco es piloto.
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    February 4, 2017
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    Are these translations correct? -Hiciste bien en recordármelo [falta de habilidad], pues es algo en lo que tengo que trabajar You did well by reminding me of it, since it's something which I have to work on -Estaré abierto a que eso ocurra. I'll be open to that to occur. -Voy a sacarme una manzana de la nevera [en este momento]. I'm taking an apple from the fridge. -Es un trabajo de muchas horas It's a many hours job.
    February 4, 2017
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    In English you can say both "I have a friend that lives in Panama" or "I have a friend who lives in Panama". But you can't do that in Spanish. We only use the first choice (with that), which is translated into Spanish as "que". We use "quien" in sentences like "Sebastian es el chico a quien Lola pidó ayuda". Here, "a quien" is the object of the verb "pidió", not the subject. In this case we use "quien" instead of "que". Hope this helps.
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    January 8, 2017
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    When you refer to eating an existing piece of bread we use the reflexive pronoun. However, you could say "Yo como pan". In this case, we use neither the reflexive pronoun nor the article "el"; you would refering to bread as a generic object, not an existing one in real life. For example, if you want to tell somebody that bread is in your diet, you should say "Yo como pan". Same with "beber".
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    January 7, 2017
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    For sure it helped! You explained it very clearly, thank you!
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    January 5, 2017
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    What is the difference, if any, between help somebody and help somebody out?
    January 5, 2017
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    Aquí hay demasiada poca agua (Correcto) / Aquí hay muy poca agua Aquí hay demasiada agua Hay demasiados coches Quedan demasiados pocos días para hacerlo. (Correcto) / Quedan muy pocos días para hacerlo. El uso de "demasiado poco" está aceptado aunque es más frecuente escuchar "muy poco" en su lugar. "Demasiado mucho" es incorrecto.
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    January 4, 2017
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    Dar de baja un móvil significa finalizar el contrato entre el cliente y el operador para esa línea de móvil de forma definitiva. Bloquear un móvil, en cambio, es inhabilitar el móvil físico (no la línea de móvil) para casos como el de robo.
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    January 1, 2017
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    Es un juego de palabras entre inglés y español de la expresión "Ande andarán", que a su vez es una forma incorrecta pero divertida de decir "Dónde estarán". Es una tontería, no tiene mayor importancia.
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    January 1, 2017
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    Llevar a cabo significa realizar una acción, tarea, etc. con la intención de terminarla. Sinónimos podrían ser ejecutar o concluir.
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    December 30, 2016
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