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I am hoping to travel for a year in South America and Europe in a year or two. So I’m trying to learn Spanish! Espero viajar por un año en América del Sur. Estoy intentando aprender Español! - I am a digital media freelancer and currently live in Florida
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Manuel Toloza
Spanish
Jul 13, 2021
Un placer poder ayudarte con tu español, Tighe!
Abraham Pérez
Spanish
Aug 4, 2020
Recuerdo las primeras conversaciones con Tighe hace unos meses y estoy sorprendido con su avance. En esta conversación hablamos sobre la cultura vial en su ciudad y sus experiencias como conductor. Tighe se expresó bastante bien. ¡Felicidades Tighe por tu avance!, no dejes de practicar.
Nelson Oviedo
Spanish
Jul 19, 2020
Muchísimas gracias Tighe, tu como siempre tan sonriente y amable. Muchas gracias por compartir conmigo tus experiencias y estoy feliz de verte cumpliendo tus sueños y voy a seguir apoyándote, para que pronto tu y tú esposa hagan realidad lo que anhelan. Muchos éxitos :)
Tomás
Spanish
May 24, 2020
¡Me alegro de haber escuchado de vos, Tighe! Tu español sigue firme como siempre. ¡Cuidate mucho!
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  • Corrected
    Hi, my name is Emma I’m an English learner , when I was kid I was a pretty good intelligent , I was drawing ,speaking mother language,studying very well
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    February 10, 2022
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  • Answered
    A lot of those adjectives imply the kid is intelligent like sly or crafty. But this situation is more like he’s lazy or it’s common to call this kid a “brat” to describe disobedient or not thinking of others.
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    November 19, 2020
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  • Answered
    The first!
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    November 19, 2020
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    These are actually the opposite. To put anything “before” makes it less important. And the put anything “ahead” makes it more important. Think about a line to receive something. If you are ahead in the line or queue you get the attention first. Like saying “they are first priority” or the opposite, “they are second priority”.
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    December 6, 2019
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  • Answered
    They are synonyms. But “produce” is very official while “turn out” is more slang. “Turn out” typically also implies they are producing a lot, not a small amount.
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    December 6, 2019
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    They are synonyms. But “produce” is very official while “turn out” is more slang. “Turn out” typically also implies they are producing a lot, not a small amount.
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    December 6, 2019
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    Think about a line to receive something. If you are ahead in the line or queue you get the attention first. Like saying “they are first priority” or the opposite, “they are second priority”.
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    December 6, 2019
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    These are actually the opposite. To put anything “before” makes it less important. And the put anything “ahead” makes it more important.
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    December 6, 2019
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    Honestly, can’t think of another word other than “between”. Maybe “of” but that isn’t as good.
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    December 6, 2019
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    “Between” is used perfectly here!
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    December 6, 2019
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