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I have been learning Mandarin for about 6 months now. I hope to improve in order to chat with Mandarin-speaking friends and travel more to Mandarin-speaking countries.
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Jenny Lee
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 14, 2024
坚持就是胜利。Persistence is victory.
Juan Carlos Santiago
Spanish
May 28, 2018
Gracias amigo por tu tiempo espero que tenga un excelente semana.
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    Tensos de deber Tengo problemas con "deber". In Ingles, usamos "should" en cualquier tenso. Pero, no intiendo la diferencia entre de, por ejemplo, "yo debo bailar" y "yo deberia bailar". Es una diferencia en probabilidad? O tiempo? Puede explicarme? Gracias!
    December 11, 2017
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    It is slang that means something like "that is cool" or "I agree with that". Example: "This is the best movie ever!" "Word up!" (I agree)
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    October 28, 2017
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    Hola amigo, Hay un video en youtube se llama "lightspeed spanish sentir/sentirse" y es sobre esta tema. Me ayudo con sentir y sentirse.
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    October 17, 2017
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    Since, ago, y otro pasados Hola, Tengo un poco confusion sobre las varias frases del pasado, como "desde hace, hace, llevaba, durante". Por ejemplo, si la pregunta es "Cuantos tiempo llevas en tu trabajo?", Puedo decir "Llevaba 3 anos", "Desde hace 3 anos", "He trabajado durante 3 anos"? Y si es algo que terminó en el pasado, por ejemplo: Cuando visitaste tus padres? Digo "Hace 6 meses"? Estoy confundido sobre las frases entre de una accion completamente en el pasado y una accion que empezó en el pasado, pero todavia ocurre hoy. Muchas gracias.
    October 16, 2017
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    Corazon de la pulga? He visto este frase y variantes, pero nadie esta explicandolo! Hay canciones se llaman "corazon de la pulga", hay memes que dicen "rompiste el corazon de la pulga", etc., pero no intiendo. Puede explicarmelo? Y de que pais es el frase? Gracias!
    October 13, 2017
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  • Answered
    It can be used literally for a place that you use for a good view. For example: He found a good vantage point to watch the parade. It can also be used figuratively for your personal view of things. For example: From my vantage point, that marriage won't last!
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    September 27, 2017
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    In the US, these are the common times to use each (in my opinion): Good afternoon: Usually between about noon to 5pm. In Latin America, they consider afternoon much later than we do. Good evening: Any time after 5pm or so. This is somewhat formal. You'd hear it in a nice restaurant or in a business setting. I wouldn't use it with close friends. Good night: This is usually only used to say goodbye to someone when it is after 5 pm or so. We would never say "Good night, how was your day?", for example.
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    September 25, 2017
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    The use of "which" is correct. You don't need "where" anywhere. The word "in" tells us the location. The use of which is to specify that the following phrase refers to the previous phrase. We use which to add information to the previous statement. It is similar to "cual" or "que" in Spanish.
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    September 24, 2017
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    In the United States, you will hear "guys" for any group of men or women all the time. You will even hear some women call other women "dude". "Guys" works for an all-woman group as well.
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    September 24, 2017
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    They are very close in meaning. The first 2 sentences mean the same thing. "Have something ready" may be slightly different, because you could cook the food or go buy the food.
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    September 21, 2017
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