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Hi I'm Kerry! I'm bilingual English/Spanish. I have my own business teaching Spanish. I also teach yoga here in Puerto Rico. I'm currently studying Italian and hope to reach a conversational level. I majored in Spanish and Environmental Studies at Salisbury University in Maryland. I've traveled to Nicaragua, Peru, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and lived in Ecuador for 4 months. I currently live in Puerto Rico.
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Miss Carol|Spanish🔥
Spanish
Aug 7, 2020
It was a great class !! You are so funny and smart! I wish our next class to be soon !!
Miss Carol|Spanish🔥
Spanish
May 20, 2020
Me encantan las clases con Kerry!! Ella es una persona de la que aprendo mucho!!! Te mando muchas bendiciones Kerry :)
Miss Carol|Spanish🔥
Spanish
May 7, 2020
Expresión oral: fluida y espontanea. Gracias por compartir las historias indioamericanas y "yeiii phrases". Siempre me divierto mucho contigo!!
Miss Carol|Spanish🔥
Spanish
May 3, 2020
Tienes una excelente habilidad oral. Muy fluida, pronunciación clara y muy elocuente. Sigue así!!
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  • Corrected

    I am a native English speaker, I've lived in the United States my whole life. Australians use different vocabulary than us, but here are my recommendations: 


    Why learning English is so difficult?

    Have you ever immersed yourself in a new language and feel like you aren't getting anywheregoing to any place?
    All my live life I have been studying English at school and also I payed for a lots of courses in my country.
    I have been to many places where people speak English and I could talk and expressed myself.
    Since I moved to Australia, I have been feeling like felt my English is not good enough. Otherwise I'm able to have a little conversation chat but I feel I'm feeling so confused when I need to talk about a some situation for which I don't have much vocabulary.
    I studied English in Australia for 4 months and having have a conversation with Australian natives is such a challenge big problem. Sometimes I don't understand a any word that they are saying. Then I feel nervous which locks my mind and I can't think in English anymore.
    I'm feeling frustrated and I try to practice it everyday. *Although I reckon I don't learning more vocabulary as much as possible.*

    I'd recommend changing that last sentence to: Although I suppose I'm not studying as much vocabulary as I could be. 

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    July 21, 2018
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  • Posted
    Sentir vs Sentirse Hoping someone could help me understand when to use "sentir" vs "sentirse". Some examples of the correct use of each would be awesome. I really appreciate your help!
    February 3, 2018
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  • Posted
    Durante o Durante de? ¿Unos ejemplos, cuál es correcto? 1) los pensamientos durante de la meditación O 2) los pensamientos durante la meditación Otra pregunta sobre el uso de "durante" 1) los pensamientos durante pracitar la meditación O 2) los pensamiento durante de particar la meditación Gracias por adelantado!
    January 29, 2018
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  • Corrected

    I do not teach English, but I am a native speaker. These are my suggestions:


    Prologue

    In tThis portfolio contains are detailed both the activities that were developeding during the year, and the different methodologies chosen by the teacher to carry them out. In addition to that, this work includes all the materials used, as well as all the notes taken in each class. In the last part of this work, you will find the different essays written during the course.
    It was very satisfying for me to write this portfolio, because as a future teacher, this it helped me *(here is a suggestion to make this next section more concise)* in different aspects. First, to improve my writing skills. Second , to realize the different resources that can be used at the time of when giving a class. Aand finally, to realize the kind of teacher I want to become.
    You should continue reading this work because in it you will find a variety of teaching strategies, which allowed to achieve facilitated an active, participative, cooperative and experiential learning process. Some of these strategies also made it possible to learn values and affects (I'm not sure what word you're looking for, but affects doesn't quite fit here) that otherwise would not have been impossible to achieve. I hope you enjoy reading.
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    December 3, 2017
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  • Answered
    Yes! All three are correct. I think the first and the third option would sound most natural when speaking.
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    December 3, 2017
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  • Posted
    Qué buena idea! Empecé a estudiar el español hace 13 años. Siempre ha sido mi meta para ser fluente. Estudié español en la universidad, aun hice un intercambio en Ecuador por cuatro meses. Aunque pienso que tengo un buen nivel de español, todavía no soy fluente. Hace 2 meses, decidí volver a hacer el esfuerzo para lograr mi meta de ser fluente en español. Podía fácilmente practicar mi entendimiento. Escuchaba la música en español, veía las noticias en español, miraba las canales latinos, y más. Pero, me faltaba la práctica de hablar y escribir. Puedo entender las palabras que oigo, pero para poder recordarlas y generarlas cuando las necesito, es otra cosa. He encontrado unos compañeros lingüísticos para poder practicar mi español. Recientemente, me di cuenta que pude escribir estos artículos en italki para que la gente me corrija. Qué buena idea! Voy a seguir utilizando esta función para mejorar mi espanol. Les agradezco por sus correcciones.
    December 2, 2017
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  • Commented
    Thanka Blanca! This is helpful, I hear "poner" frequently. I knew it had more meanings but wasn't familiar with all the ways it could be used. I appreciate this clarification!

    I would also love to see an article on the different meanings/uses of "meter"/"meterse"

    Sidenote- A Nicaraguan friend of mine used to use "put" in English in a lot of places where we normally wouldn't....this totally explains why! Once, for example, she said "the officer put me a ticket"  in this case, I believe she was translating from the meaning "to write"
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    November 21, 2017
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  • Commented
    Thanka Blanca! This is helpful, I hear "poner" frequently. I knew it had more meanings but wasn't familiar with all the ways it could be used. I appreciate this clarification!

    I would also love to see an article on the different meanings/uses of "meter"/"meterse"

    Sidenote- A Nicaraguan friend of mine used to use "put" in English in a lot of places where we normally wouldn't....this totally explains why! Once, for example, she said "the officer put me a ticket"  in this case, I believe she was translating from the meaning "to write"
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    November 21, 2017
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