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Hi, I'm Patxi from Spain, specifically from Vitoria, in the north. I NEED PARTNERS TO LANGUAGE EXCHANGE, PLEASE!
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    film review, tell me your opinion, please! Review to “Blade Runner 2049” Blade Runner 2049 is the expected sequel to the previous film released in 1982. The story is set at Los Angeles in 2049. In this sci-fi film, that has been excellently directed by Denis Villeneuve, as well as Ridley Scott already did in the first one, there are tears and there is rain that involves its strange environment, indeed an insane mixture between futuristic and retro. This is a non-conventional sci-fi movie, in which Ryan Gosling as the replicant K, and Harrison Ford as Rick (starring in the original), are the main characters. In the film, replicants are humans developed by bioengineering, and one of them is K, who works as a “Blade Runner” for the LAPD, hunting down and "retiring" unmanageable replicants. Eventually, the although sometimes weird, fascinating scenery and the music that creates an atmosphere fitting to the scene, as well as the sophisticated costumes shown in this film makes it being called to become a brilliant blockbuster that I think, in all honesty, it's worth watching.
    February 18, 2018
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    diálogo hacer las compras el fin de semana

    Marta es de Colombia y su amiga Emily es de Estados Unidos. Emily practica el español con Marta.

    Marta - Hola, Emily. ¿Qué tal?
    Emily - Estoy (mejor es poner:) Yo bien, gracias. ¿Y tú? (sino, sería: Yo estoy bien, ¿y tú? ?cómo estás?) 

    Marta - Muy bien, gracias. ¿Qué vas a hacer este fin de semana?
    Emily - Voy a hacer las (1)"compras" o "la compra".   ¿Y tú?

    Marta - Tengo que trabajar, entonces Hoy/ahora/de jueves a domingo,/etc. voy a trabajar. No puedo hacer las compras hasta el lunes.
    Emily - Siempre las hago el fin de semana, pero es mejor hacerlas durante la semana cuando no hay mucha gente en el supermercado.
    Marta - Prefiero Preferiría hacerloa el fin de semana, pero loa hago durante la semana cuando trabajo el sábado y el domingo (está correcto pero en lenguaje coloquial estaría mejor  "cuando trabajo el fin de semana).

    (1)nomalmente empleamos compras como inconcreto el tipo de compra, y "la compra" la que es habitual de la casa, la típica  de supermercado para comida productos para la casa de diario, etc.. Y si es compras en general sin especficar como puede ser cuando vas a pasar la tarde de tiendas mirando ropa por varias tiendas libros por otras, etc. lo solemos poner sin artículo y lo llamamos "ir de compras" más que hacer compras.

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    February 16, 2018
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    "FILLYOUR BOOTS" I saw this expression a few days ago, could someone tell me what the meaning is?
    February 15, 2018
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    Hello Christine, In my opinion, although in the three you could respond whatever you want, to be honest, those are quite different questions ¿Qué sabor tiene? Para mí, se refiere a características: dulce, amargo, picante, ... ¿a QUÉ sabe? En mi opinión, es comparativa con el sabor de otro producto: a limón, a fresa, a madera, a almendras, a lechuga, a cascara de plátano ... ¿cómo sabe? Yo a esta pregunta solo contestaría: bien o mal Therefore without a doubt, I'd use nothing but the first phrase. (p.s.: If I have written anything bad, tell me ( I haven't a good command of English)
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    February 14, 2018
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    I'll try to answer, but if I have written something badly tell me, please (I don't have a good command of English). First of all, in the first sentence, you should correct a word: "me encuantre" actually is "me encontré" In my opinion in both sentences, "entre" in that meaning needs an accent "entré" (is past tense, and without accent is usually imperative, as if you hear somebody knocking on your door and you respond: come in!), so as a result, the second sentence is more coherent because when I came into the house he was already cooking
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    February 14, 2018
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