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    To add some explanation : "for ages/a long time" is used after present perfect tense. So "I didn´t seen him for ages" is not correct. When you use simple past, you have to refer to a specific point in time, eg: yesterday, last week, etc.
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    August 19, 2011
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    Many french chefs consider Kampot pepper the best in the world. and Many french chefs chonsider THAT Kampot pepper IS the best in the world. mean exactly the same
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    August 19, 2011
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    en Argentina se puede decir "Qué mier**?!"
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    July 23, 2011
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    en mi viaje por España lo que más me llamó la atención es la buena predisposición que tienen los españoles para darte indicaciones, aconsejarte lugares para visitar, contarte sus experiencias, en fin, su buena onda... me gustaría volver.
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    May 20, 2011
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    in this context, "se me fue" = se me quitó, lo perdí
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    April 23, 2011
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    although "European" is spelt with a vowel (E), phonetically speaking, the word starts with a semivowel /j/, as in "You" /ju:/. Words that start with a semivowel are preceded by the article "a".
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    April 8, 2011
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    yo puedo hacerlo = puedo hacerlo yo lo puedo hacer puedo hacerlo yo = lo puedo hacer yo
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    April 8, 2011
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    Z is pronounced like English TH only in Spain some Spanish people pronounce S like SH in all the other countries, Z, S and C are pronounced the same way (S) in some regions, Y and LL can be pronounced like SH (as in "Show") or J (as in "Japanese") however, it is more common to hear them as in "Yard" in very few regions of Argentina (that would be the provinces of Corrientes and Misiones) LL is pronounced as it should be , similar to Li V and B are different from the phonetical point of view. They differ in their point of articulation. V is labio-dental and B is bilabial. But that difference is hardly ever noticed of made, Most people tend to pronounce both of them bilabial (B) because it is easier in rapid conversation.
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    March 27, 2011
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    juanna's notebook entry: Mar 21, 2011 // 08.44AM

    Good Morning // Buenos Dias // Gutten Morgen..

    How are you today??

    hmm... I think today is a beautiful day.. I'm feeling good <strike>for</strike> this morning :) I think it is because of you (hehe..)

    You <strike>are</strike>  were right last night.. It's so awesome... Italki made us know each other..

    I like this quote<strike>s </strike>"Sometimes, God removes someone from your life for your own goodness. Trust God, believe, everything is beautiful in His way!"

    and I think I've got that feeling.. It's beautiful in His way...<em>cz </em><strike>of this</strike> my destiny (to know you) makes me feel better..


    ^_^
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    March 21, 2011
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    The key is to do sth completely different to what you do every day, so take a walk, listen to music, meditate, read a good book, visit a new place, or go somewhere you like and feel peaceful at, dance, sing (better in the shower), play a musical instrument, or whatever you enjoy doing. :)
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    March 3, 2011
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