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    con su mente en alto? Que significa "con su mente en alto"? siempre con su mente en alto, con una gran determinación y sus sueños firmes
    January 16, 2019
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    an equivalent phrase for "chicken ribs" (from Chinese) in English? Is there an idiom in English that means the same as the phrase "chicken ribs" the way it's used in Chinese? An idiom or expression that means something that no longer has value but you don't want to give it up.
    July 9, 2018
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    How to express "... is the new.... " in Spanish? Do you know of any equivalent expressions like this in Spanish? It's used a lot in English, such as "Orange is the new black" I need to translate: "Strong is the new mommy" and have no idea how! Any ideas?
    July 8, 2018
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    Que significa "con la que cuenta" Podra significar "con lo que sobra" (hablando de dinero)? O tiene otro significado?
    April 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    Yes, both are okay. You could also ask "What kinds of designs are usually found on kites?"
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    March 19, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi Monica

    To capture the overall meaning of what you're saying in Spanish, without translating it word for word, and for it to sound natural, I would say it like this: 

    She always has a smile on her face, even through difficult situations and her faith is what makes everything turn out okay (OR and her faith is what gets her through everything). I love my beautiful sister. 


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    February 5, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hi! I'd love to help you with your English if I can practice my Spanish with you too!
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    February 5, 2018
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    February 4, 2018
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    My struggle to improve my language skills.

    I asked my brother for an English dictionary. Then he asked that for what was the dictionary. I told him that I wanted to make fluent my English become fluent in English. He laughed. He said: ''You are now forty. This the time you want to improve the your fluency?''. However, I am not ready to defeat myself give up. I think that steady enthusiasm is the best way to make English fluent become fluent in English. Without hard work, we can't achieve that goal


    Then he asked that for what was the dictionary.

    This can be said in different ways. Here are some options:
    Then he asked, "What is the dictionary for?"

    Then he asked for what was the dictionary. (grammatically correct, but not the way you would usually hear it)

    Then he asked what the dictionary was for. (This would be the most common way you would hear it said, although not everyone believes that this is grammatically correct)



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    February 4, 2018
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    What do you need help with?
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    February 4, 2018
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