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Hola! Soy Jose. Estudio Español un año y quiero aprender mucho Español. Español es interesante y la cultura es rica. Traduje mal y comprendo muy pequito. Koninchiwa! joe des. *note i do know hirigana and katakana and work with kanji in my anki decks*
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    Hillary Clinton’s book, “What happened”
    • In her book, shr seems to blame everyone but herself for her loss, including Bernie Sanders who was her rival during the primary. She accused him of portraying her as a corrupt corporatist (restructure. it is not normal to use coporatust) who couldn’t be trusted, paving the way for Trump’s campaign.
    • She also accused the internet of using "fake news" (not a real term/phrase. mainly used as of lately) about her like the story of "pizzeria" (do more research on the actual title of the scandal for the Clinton's organization) where Clinton would have imprisoned child sex slaves.
    • As far as her emails are concerned, she admitted that was a blunder but expressed she broke no law and accused the media to devote more time to her emails than to her entire policy.
    •  She said she would have won, despite her shortcomings. (makes for stronger conclusion)
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    December 21, 2017
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    As far as speaking English in dialogues, the time has come or the time has came are both used but is more professional (formal). Typically I see these phrases used in speeches. Informally in America we usually say "I got to go," or any other farewell phrase you choose to use.
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    November 29, 2017
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    anyone down to be language partners? I know more Spanish than Japanese and have held a very very bare minimum caveman convo with Spanish vendors lol. looking for people who will be down for Spanish and also Japanese. If it means anything in from California and speak English but can help with some grammatical errors. not the smartest but I can always get you the answer
    November 28, 2017
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