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  • Commented
    Great article. I want to point out that when you are in a , let's say a clothes store and the person working there asks you "You alright?"he could be saying" can I help you?" I think this is very important to know because by knowing this you'll avoid akward moments.
    Just imagine if someone ask you" can I help you?" or " what can I help you with?" and you respond " I'm doing pretty well, what about you?" Trust me I've done something similar a few times and it's quite embarrassing and weird.
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    July 17, 2019
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    I think is important to point out that even though not all Latinos love to dance, it takes a important role in the culture itself.
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    May 13, 2019
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    I'm sure it is not spam. I think that's what you meant
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    May 11, 2019
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    Why not Google it instead of asking? Not get me wrong, asking about complex things is great. But recently I've seen a lot of people asking questions that could be easily solved just by searching on the internet.
    I just don't get why do people wait for hours and have to deal with explanations that could be a little tricky.
    Maybe because they want to engage in the app, have friends and "language partners",or they're are just looking for attention? Am I very unsociable and that's why I don't understand it? 
    What are your thoughts? 
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    From my perspective as a guy that lives in Latin America, I think is because they hate to pay for things, it's a cultural thing, they tend to not value others and try to get everything in the easy way. Maybe that's because of poverty or just pure ignorance. I think a mix of both.
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    May 11, 2019
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    Sounds interesting but I can't copy any of the text v:
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    May 11, 2019
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    There's an app called "Tandem", it's mostly focused in language exchange. I personally haven't try it much, but it looked useful. I suggest having at least a B1 level and willingness to teach others.
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    May 11, 2019
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  • Commented
    The text itself is very good and clear, I love that you used exclamation marks.
    I'll suggest saying " viajar a París siempre ha sido un sueño para mí" it sounds better(at least for me) or you can say " Siempre ha sido un sueño mío viajar a París"

    Remember to use "Francés" instead of "Francais"( s'il vous plait haha) and also the tilde in "pequeño".
    Also "acento" instead of "accent" and mostly all of the times you don't use the Oxford comma in Spanish. " más pequeño, limpio y con acentos ingleses" Those could be tricky.

    Overall it's great, just some little mistakes and minor grammar misunderstandings ( I won't call them errors or mistakes).



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    May 11, 2019
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    Tomé el exámen final en mi clase de biología. Mi profesor me dio tiempo extra para el exámen pero no lo completé. Yo/él estaba decepcionado después del exámen. Hoy tengo que estudiar para el exámen de AP de biología del lunes.
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    May 11, 2019
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