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estoy aprendiendo japones voy en el 5to nivel de principiantes, busco conocer personas con quien practicar y que me puedan enseñar mas.
yo puedo ayudarles con dudas de español e ingles, aunque conozco bien los dos idiomas creo que se me dificulta mucho hacerla de maestro, pero daré lo mejor de mi.
me gusta conocer gente que le guste viajar y me cuente sobre otros paises, asi que si quieren practicar platicando de esto pues busquenme.
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- in which countries do you think the "latin looks" (in both men and women) get more attention? Here in mexico people wth blue or green eyes and blond hair, both men and women, quite often get more attention from the opossite sex, so, in which countries do you think latins get more attention?November 16, 200940
- hi, you should change your question, you posted it as a spanish learning question, ask it again but as a english learning question. i have read that phrase a lot too and i think i get what`s the difference between "why, of course" and only "of course" but i don´t think i can explain it, so better change it to enghlish learning and maybe a native english speaker can explain it to you. see you.0 votedMay 29, 20090
- hi, im reporting from "swine flu's ground zero" mexico city!!! regretfully some people have died, like 160. but things ain't as bad as they sound, lots of people stil use public transportation like subway or buses, but they are wearing uhmmm, how do you say "cubrebocas"? well they are covering their nose and mouths with a mask. schools and theaters are closed, but you still see kids playing on the streets. we are not in panic, but must of us do follow the precautions advised by our government, trying not to be around crowds, staying at home if possible, covering our mouth and washing hands constantly. the good thing is so far it seems to be treatable like most of the influenza viruses, many infected people are already healthy, and sometimes you don't even show the symptoms, if you are healthy and get treatment as soon as you feel sick then you will be just fine. the scary thing is this is a new virus so we don't know what else could happen with it, could it change and get worse? will there be a vaccine?? do we get inmune to it if we already had it? are there any sequels after you get well? we still dont know.0 votedApril 30, 20090
- si se encuentra la solucion DEL sida, probablemente no sea costeable para muchos, pero ya que es una pandemia y cualquiera puede infectarse los gobiernos de todo el mundo tratarían de erradicarla dando la cura de manera gratuita a las poblaciones afectadas como africa, donde hay mucha pobreza pero no se puede ignorar que llevan millones de muertos por esta enfermedad.0 votedApril 30, 20090
- this is not a contest, so what if you are top member of the week? you get an extra star in your forehead? who cares about that! is not jura's or anybody's fault, at least they tried to help, although sometimes people don't put much tought in to it. an example for fdmaxey (quote) "I have yet to find one that didn't involve at least some careful thought": http://www.italki.com/answers/question/44142.htm the problem is there are lots of people that just ignore other's questions, even if they could answer them easily being about their native language, they are just to lazy to try. the problem with italki is people not being cooperative, they ask but don't give back, and at least jura is trying.0 votedApril 30, 20090
- my plan? since i live in mexico city, also known as "swine flu's ground zero", my plan simple is... trying to stay alive!!! just kidding is not that bad around here but most of the plubic places like theaters and bars are closed so i will have to stay home and watch tv... as i have been doing for the last 5 days since the epidemic started.0 votedApril 29, 20090
- is the influenza epidemic in mexico something your country is worried about? hi, im from mexico city, where the epidemic started, and it's not as bad as it may sound. i mean it's a little scary, schools are closed, many public events were cancelled (like football games and the erasmus concert), and the streets... well they are not empty but there's fewer people than usual. but all in all everything is quite normal (at least untill now), and it makes me think of those times i heard about some outbreak like this in some other country, like "mad cow disease" in england or the "avian flu" in asia. tv news made it sound like chaos in those countries. so i'm wondering, is that the way people around the world think things are going in mexico?answering fede: well, it is really just a flu (gripa) but if unattended it can go wrong and you can die of neumonia, some people have already died, i don't know, the specifics, but others are safe, the problem is there's lots of poor people in mexico that can't get a decent medical attention, but now with this problem everyone is being treated.April 25, 200940

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