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Hi, I'm Marilyn. I'm a writer and illustrator living in California. I have a degree in Comparative Literature and enjoy studying Spanish.
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Chinese (Mandarin)
Spanish
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Roberto Poblete
Spanish
Jan 19, 2023
Las clases con Marilyn son únicas, divertidas y poéticas. Me encanta conocer nuevos textos, autores y poemas con ella. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Roberto Poblete
Spanish
Jan 27, 2022
¡Sin Marilyn no podría entender a Lorca! Hoy encontramos oro en un poema muy difícil: yo solo no habría podido. Gracias, Marilyn. :D * Música de llamada entrante de Skype *
Roberto Poblete
Spanish
Sep 9, 2021
Marilyn es una alumna divertida, culta y amistosa. Si tienes la suerte de estudiar con ella, disfrutarás mucho su compañía.
Roberto Poblete
Spanish
Dec 3, 2020
Marilyn es una persona divertida, culta e interesante. Es una alumna fantástica, que tanto puede estudiar como puede enseñar algo de su cultura y experiencia. Ayudarla con su español es una muy buena experiencia. ¡La recomiendo!
Activities
  • Commented
    You could be watching tv and ask someone to pass you the remote because you want to watch something else.
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    December 30, 2022
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  • Answered
    It depends, if a woman is pregnant or elderly, it would be sweet. For a 20 year old young woman it might be kind of creepy. Holding doors open is always nice ( for men or women)
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    June 22, 2020
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  • Answered
    You are right. "I'm outta here!" means "I'm getting out of here"
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    February 9, 2018
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  • Answered
    "gnarly" is an old teenage slang term from the eighties and means more "hard or difficult"... for example... "that test was really gnarly" or for surfers "a gnarly set of waves". (I"m from California) If someone is bad tempered, I would say they were grumpy, irritable, or cranky.
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    February 9, 2018
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  • Answered
    "gnarly" is an old teenage slang term from the eighties and means more "hard or difficult"... for example... "that test was really gnarly" or for surfers "a gnarly set of waves". (I"m from California) If someone is bad tempered, I would say they were grumpy, irritable, or cranky.
    0 voted
    February 9, 2018
    0
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    Yes, the Earl is not a loving person but he needs an heir to his estate. It is to his advantage to be nice to his grandson Cedric, because make it easier to have a relationship with the boy and earn the Earl respect in the town.
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    January 19, 2018
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    The boys are washing their faces.
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    January 19, 2018
    1