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Hola, pues digamos que tengo un nivel bastante alto de español, pero me queda mucho por aprender. Dentro de pocos meses me gustaría sacarme un nivel C1 según el examen SIELE. Estoy obsesionado tanto con la lengua como la cultura españolas. Me encanta ver, contenido nativo y leer cualquier cosa que me interese. Desde hace cinco años no consumo ningún contenido que no esté en castellano y soy partidario del input comprensible
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Jul 13, 2026
Tu expresión oral es excelente Alan, ha sido una lección muy amena, muchas gracias.
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    No hay diferencia.
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    August 13, 2008
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    Would you like to be tutored in Spanish by a college major? Hey, everyone. I'm a college Spanish major willing to tutor anyone interested in learning. You may have specific questions or just a desire to begin or continue learning the language. A combonation of blackboard, E-mail, IM, and Skype are available. Hope to talk to you soon!!
    August 12, 2008
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    Hi. All of above are correct in tense and usage as explained, but there is caveat. When you are asking, "How do you say ____?" and you are asking for a translation of a word or phrase from another language, like English (i.e. the word car), it is often more common (and appropriate) to ask ¿Qué quiere decir *car* en Español? ¿Cómo se dice? is more commonly used when the speaker is continuing to speak spanish while attempting to desscribe the word they don't know or can't think of. I know it's minute and somewhat confusing, but nevertheless I think it's important to point out that there is a difference. Feel free to contact me with any more questions you may have. Hope I've helped.
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    August 11, 2008
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