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I am 28 and my home is on a ranch in the mountains of Idaho. I love geography and languages and been studying German off and on for about 9 years. When I'm not reading or learning I love to cook, play piano or ski. I'm also very into birds and conservation and have worked on various biology jobs in Idaho, Peru and in Kauai.
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Jhonnatan Mora
Spanish
Nov 12, 2025
Trevor, tienes una buena pronunciación. Con práctica constante de conversaciones y de gramática, lograremos que aumentes tu fluidez progresivamente.
Aleksandr_Ukrainian
Ukrainian
Oct 13, 2024
Тревор цікавий співрозмовник, ми дуже легко знайшли тему для спілкування. Українська у Тревора досить на високому рівні. Я задоволений нашою зустріччу. Сподіваюся, що я став для Тревора корисним. До нових зустрічей.
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  • Posted
    How to spot spammers? Considering the function of this website, the normal signs, such as people you don't know from foreign countries contacting you and messages with poor spelling or grammar, do not work. How do I tell who is spam and who is not?
    December 14, 2017
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    Pronouncing flipped rs after consontants in Spanish After 3 years of trying I finally learned to roll my rs, however now when dealing with certain combinations of consonants I'm running into difficulty. When I try to pronounce "hombre" I end up saying it like ahm-buh-re with that "uh" sound inbetween the b and r. This kind of makes sense, since b is a voiced consonant, but I can't figured out how to say it correctly. This also applies to other words. Any help would be highly appreciated.
    December 14, 2017
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  • Answered
    Your first sentence is not quite right. I think "She quietly fell into a dream on the beautiful night." would sound better, or you can still say "Quietly she fell into a dream on a beautiful night. Your second sentence is perfect. Other examples along these lines would be: The cat walked quietly up the street. I carefully stacked the plates. A puppy was playfully chasing it's mother. Hungrily, the little girl took the cookie. I used to speak Spanish so easily.
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    December 5, 2017
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