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Hi everybody! I like learning languages. I speak fluently spanish and brazilian portuguese, also english, if need some help, just send a message. I invite you to writeme, wherever you are! i like meet people from other countrys.
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    April 10, 2011
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    April 10, 2011
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    - pegar una bebida = agarrar o tomar la botella de bebida. - pegar el sol = cuando el sol es muy fuerte y te puede quemar. en ambas frases el sentido del verbo "pegar" = "golpear"/"tomar". Otra forma: - pegar una llamada de telefono. Es diferente a verbo "pegar" con sentido de "adherir"/"colar". Ejemplos - pegado al telefono = cuando una persona habla todo el dia por telefono. - pegar una estampilla = adherir una estampilla a un sobre
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    March 30, 2010
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    En mi opinion.. (en español local de Chile) 1.- paso el cual 2a.- la que 2b.- con lo cual 3a.- lo que 3b.- donde 3c.- donde Saludos amiga!
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    March 22, 2010
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    Chinese names to foreign people How can i chose a chinese name or nickname to use in China, because my real name can't be well pronounced. Is there any rule or tool ? (besides avoid 'bad luck' words)My name is Gonzalo Rojas. Gonzalo have an ancient meaning as "brave guardian". Rojas means "red color". / Mi nombre es Gonzalo Rojas. Gonzalo tiene antiguo significado como "valiente protector". Rojas significa de color rojo.
    October 23, 2009
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    Just ask for MSN friendship by sending a message to someone in italki. :)
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    October 12, 2009
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    In Chile, the most popular is "empanada", a sort of void dough filled with meat mix, seafood or cheese. it can be baked or fried. available on every bakery, all the year.
    Other tradicional meals for lunch are "cazuela", "pastel de choclo" and "curanto".
    For tea time, popular snacks are "sopaipillas", "picarones", "empanaditas de queso"



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    October 8, 2009
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    Better: " un mano a mano " = " a handshake " or " a real deal " " desde " = " since " not "from" :D " Reconquista " = Spain politics to regain america, Reconquerer, something like that. you must review other books if it is translated. "The real deal: the relationship between economics and religion since Reconquista until XVII century"
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    November 27, 2008
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    Olá Kelbia.. Bom, acho que todo idioma comença com o alfabeto né? Na realidad o espanhol é igual em muitas palavras. Mas o som é um pouco diferente. No alfabeto espanhol as combinaçoes CH, LL,Ñ são letras, e estão no dicionario: CH depois da C, LL depois de L, Ñ depois de N. O som da CH é como na palavra "caCHorro", LL tem som de J "Jota", Ñ tem som de NH de "niNHum". Outras diferenças: J tem som de H na palavra inglesa "Hotel" R tem som de RR L final tem som de L muda (em portugues tem som de U) Z tem som de Ç Em algumas regioes a Y tem som de CH, CSH, J, I, assim que pode confundir. Pode escrever assim eu pratico meu portugues enferrujado (já faz 20 anos que estou no Chile)
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    November 27, 2008
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    "ya que" is equivalent to "por que". in many cases it can be used as [because] clause.
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    November 21, 2008
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