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Hi, My name is Giselle and I am a Spanish and English native speaker and I'm also a community tutor on italki. I am currently learning Japanese in school and on my own. I would like to be language exchange partners, preferable Japanese. I would like to do conversational so I know I'm pronouncing the language right. In exchange i will teach you English or Spanish. I do skype :) so feel free to ask for my skype. Lets learn!!!
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Yuri
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Apr 27, 2018
She was trying her to best to study for her interview tomorrow. Good luck!
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  • Answered
    Yo escribí= I wrote ------------>Past tense ----->Escribi esta en el pasado simple yo escribía = I was writing --------> Past continuous ----> escribia esta en el pasado continuo en ingles escribi I wrote you wrote He/ she Wrote you wrote we Wrote They wrote Yo escribia - I was writing I was writing you were writing he/ she was writing we were writing they were writing ojala que te pude ayudar en algo.
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    June 8, 2018
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    I do not believe it has to do with pointing the object. I think it has to do more with the distance between the object and the speaker.
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    June 1, 2018
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  • Answered
    " destesto las alergias" I detest allergies is better to say than " Odio las alergias" I hate allergies or " no me gustan las alergias" I do not like allergies. Explanation? well it sounds better to say " detesto las alergias" in Spanish
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    June 1, 2018
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    Looking for Skype language exchange Japanese partner

    Hi! I am looking for skype language exchange partner. I need to practice on how to speak Japanese. I am taking Elementary Japanese at my university this semester and I need help with my Japanese. In exchange I will teach you English or Spanish. I am looking for Japanese native speakers ( preferable female friend, but I can do male friend as well). Please feel free to contact me through message and I will give you my skype.

    Arigatou!!!!!

    January 20, 2018
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    Hola Denis, You would say " El estaba de aquí para allá en la habitación" o" El estaba para adelante y para atrás en la habitación " Hope I Helped ya!
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    December 30, 2017
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    Hey Nasib, " Soy" is present, " Sea" is present subjective. You use Soy to say " Yo soy from Chile" =" I am from Chile". " Sea" is to express something that could or could not be real. In your case. You do not know if you can run faster than the other person so you would say in your sentence "No sé si sea capaz de correr tan rapido como tu"
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    December 24, 2017
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    The one I know that is used a lot to say " I look forward to" is " Espero pronto.." The Examples you gave above would be like this I look Forward to seeing you = Espero pronto en poder verte I look forward to spending time together= Espero pronto en poder pasar el tiempo contigo ( or estar contigo) " Tengo ganas de" is more of "I feel like" is very hard to say that " Tengo ganas" means I look forward to. The reason is because if I say " Tengo ganas de ir a Japon"=" I feel like going to Japan" but it does not equal " I look forward to going to Japan" If i was to say that, it would be like this " Espero pronto ir a Japon". So, Tengo ganas does not mean I look forward to. So, I think you should use "Espero...... ( pronto,con ganas, con ansia..)
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    December 24, 2017
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    I had this happen to me just now a student schedule a lesson and he never showed up. I called his skype account send him messages and no replies from him. I feel like I wasted 30 minutes out of my life to wait for a student who did not show up. Students should be responsible enough to let the teacher know ahead of time that they won't show up.
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    October 7, 2017
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    Hola Wanda, Una mesa ratona es una mesa que se usa para decorar en la sala de estar.Es como un Coffee table. It's a small table in the living room that usually sits in front of the couch and you decorate it with magazines candles basket etc. That's what a mesa ratona is. Hope I helped :)
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    October 1, 2017
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    Hola, "She is very mature and smart for her age " in Spanish is translated like so: Ella es muy madura y inteligente para su edad She= Ella is=es very= muy mature= maduro/a and=y smart= inteligente for=para su= her/his age= edad I hope I was able to help you If you have more questions feel free to contact me.
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    September 8, 2017
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