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Hello, I'm Angeline Barthel. I'm from the United States. I'm Filpino-American, and I love learning languages! I didn't grow up speaking any languages, but I learned Spanish in college. I spent two years in Spain. Now, I'm actively learning Portuguese. I also have basic knowledge of Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Tagalog. Hoping to be more fluent in some of those soon! For other fun hobbies, I love roller skating, crocheting, and Latin dancing. I've been dancing for almost 10 years now. I'm also an avid reader!
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Sandro Silva
Portuguese
Feb 11, 2025
Angeline tem uma pronúncia muito boa, e é bastante esforçada. Foi uma excelente aula.
Guilherme
Portuguese
Feb 4, 2025
Angeline já fala português super bem e tem um sotaque muito sútil ao falar a língua. Em nossas aulas temos praticamos alguns pontos referente a gramática e vocabulário, além exercícios. Obrigado pela simpatia e a boa conversa em todas as nossas aulas e até a próxima :)
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  • Corrected

    Diary 3

    Could someone help correcting my diary please? Thank you !

    Today is February 11th. I am on the way driving to Hangzhou with my dad, uncle, my dog and one of my friends.

    We started driving at 7 in the morning (or you can just say a.m.) and have brought a lot of food, a large bottle of tea and a bottle of coffee.

    We will arrive Hangzhou at about half past 11 11:30 (you say half past 11 when speaking but normally wouldn't type it out in messages).

    The scenery is good along the road. I like this self-driving tour.

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    February 11, 2018
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  • Corrected
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    January 30, 2018
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  • Posted
    Alguien puede explicar las reglas o los básicos de "yo mísma, mí misma, tú mísma, etc..." No sé cuando puedo usar esos para explicar algo.
    January 30, 2018
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  • Answered
    The second option is better to use. "I am writing to let you know that" is not repetitive like the first one. If you say "I am writing to you to let you know," then you will repeat yourself because "to let you know" implies the "to you" part. For example, "I am writing to let you know that I am interested in your program and would like to work for your company."
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    January 29, 2018
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    Cuándo puedo usar "le" o "lo/la"? Hola. A veces, tengo dificultad con "le" y "lo/la." No sé exactamente cuando está adecuado usar en relación con gente. Por ejemplo, porque dices "déjala" en vez de "déjele" y hay muchas veces cuando veo en series de televisión español que usan "la ama" en vez de "le ama." Le se refiere a una persona, no? Necesito ayuda, por favor! Gracias.
    January 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    There's not a difference in meaning really. However, "out of" is the proper, grammatical way to say you are leaving some place. "Outta" is more colloquial and many Americans use it.
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    January 24, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Before the journey

    There are a few things I have to bring with me every time I travel. For example, the most important one is my passport, the second one is my credit card, and the third one is my mobile phone. There is one thing also importan, that is neck pillow. My neck pillow is also another important thing. It can helps me to have a good rest in the journey, especially in lots of rest during a long journey.

    When I arrive at airport, I must  have to find the right check-in counter first and to check in. In the process of checking in, I can choose the seat that I want, which is usually I like the window seat and sit next to safety exit, because there is more roomy.^-^* (or you can say "it is more roomy")

    After that, I need to notice that see if the boarding time have change has changed, and then boarding the plane on time.

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    January 19, 2018
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  • Answered
    I would normally say, "God is great!" but you can definitely still say "God is awesome."
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    January 19, 2018
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  • Posted
    Celebrando la Navidad Estoy feliz de estar en casa este diciembre con mi familia. No he estado con mi familia desde hace 3 meses porque estaba en España estudiando en el extranjero. He extrañado a mi familia muchísimo. Normalmente celebro la Navidad con mis hermanos, mi madre, mi prima y tía; sin embargo, este año, mi padre vino también mis hermanos medianos y la familia de la mejor amiga de mi hermana. Era diferente pero muy divertido. Les conté sobre mis aventuras en España y mi vida allí. Tuvimos una cena muy grande con puré de patatas, jamón, carne asada, macaroni y queso, y mucho más. Para postre, tuvimos tarta de queso. Qué bueno. Aparte de eso, abrimos nuestros regalos durante la Nochebuena. Al día siguiente, fuimos al cine para ver la película "The Greatest Showman" con Hugh Jackman y fue fantástico. Luego, regresamos a casa y escuchamos a la banda sonora (soundtrack) jaja.
    December 26, 2017
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  • Answered
    Hi! For 1) You would say, "after-Christmas dinner" and for 2) both phrases are a little awkward, but they're both grammatically correct.
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    December 26, 2017
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