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Hola! I have been learning Spanish off and on for many years. I lived and studied in Mexico for a while several years ago and became pretty comfortable in Spanish, but over time I have lost a lot of my ability and confidence. I can read and write in Spanish pretty well, but when it comes to speaking and listening, I need a lot more practice.
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    Necesita mas contexto. "Red-face" no es una expresion normal en ingles cuando esta sola. Hay muchos significados posibles...una quemadura del sol, el enfado, la vergüenza....pero en estos casos, no decimos "red-face." Cuando yo veo "Red-Face", pienso que es un nombre de una persona. Ejemplos in ingles: "Her face was red from sunburn." "The sunburn had turned her face red." "She was so angry, her face was red." "Her red face could not hide her embarrassment." "We called him 'Red-Face' because he always had rosy cheeks."
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    May 17, 2019
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    Both are okay grammatically, but have slightly different meanings. I think using "verdict" is clear you're referring to the decision the jury made. Verdict only has one meaning. "Judgment" is a little more open-ended. You could be talking about the judge's sentencing, whether the jury used fair judgment, you could even be referencing the verdict, but it's not super clear. So either sentence depends on what exactly you want to say. Hope this helps!
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    May 14, 2019
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    Artificial Intelligence - always capitalize the title

    People have different views about artificial intelligence and their its  (in this case, "artificial intelligence" is a singular noun, not a collective group.  So you would use "it" and not "them") influence on our lives. All of these views can exist. The future with of AI is close and I am nervous a little bit (I recommend saying "I am a little nervous") about this because people aren’t ready for computer’s attack. (Maybe you want to say "computers to attack"?)


    On the one hand, AI will make our lives easier. There are exist a lot of examples now, here are some of them: stores without seller (make sure the nouns match in number - stores is plural so sellers should be plural), cars without drivers, an automatical securety (double check your spelling), “a smart house”, and etc. All of this make our lives convenient and give us more free time. Also, AI will have a positive impact on medicine. There are exist robots which can provide hard operations now (I suggest saying "perform operations/surgeries"). Amount and quality of such robots will increase. Automatically system in medicine will help to sick people. (What do you mean?) Medicine service will be better.


    On the other hand, despite positive sides, AI has negative sides. If there are stores without seller, a lot of people will stay without their work. (I think you mean they could lose their jobs) Due to this automation is creating unemployment or job losses for us. (Yes, this is repeating the sentence before this, so you don't need both sentences about losing jobs.) Another fact is that safety of personal dates threatened by. (<-- I would try this sentence again, I don't quite understand) Our credit cards and personal information save in computers. If computers or robots attack, we will be weak and unable to defend ourselves. It will be an information apocalipsis (spelling).


    In conclusion, I am nervous a little bit about influence of AI on our lives. I think that we should be neat (not the best word, I'm not sure what you mean...maybe "careful") with new automatic system.

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    May 14, 2019
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    italki Language Partners feels like a dating site - how do you find a genuine language exchange partner? I'm brand new to being an active user on italki.  Since I scheduled my first trial lesson last night, I have been inundated with messages from community members wanting to practice English/Spanish.  I think this is an excellent resource, but I can't help but notice that all of the people who have messaged me (minus one) are men.  I honestly feel like I've just joined a dating site and am overwhelmed.  I've received five new messages now in the last 45 minutes!  Wondering if anyone else (especially women) have experienced this on italki.  I feel pretty uncomfortable giving out my WhatsApp or Skype ID to strangers online, even in this context.  How do you find genuine language-learning partners?  Should I just stick to my paid lessons with my teacher?  Any other advice would be appreciated.  Thank you!
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    Ah, yes!  I was just wondering this.  Was about to submit a request about this to italki and decided to check the community discussions first.  Glad I did!  I just noticed I have 10 points and was so curious what that meant.  Very interesting!
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    May 14, 2019
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    If you're still looking for an English partner, I can help.  I'm from the US, native English speaker and learning Spanish.  My Spanish is still very basic, but I hope to live in Costa Rica some day so would love more practice with the Tico dialect.  :) 
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    May 14, 2019
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