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Una estudiante posgrada quien está siguiendo un doctorado de farmacéuticos. Hace muchos años que estudio el español, pero necesito amigos con quienes puedo practicar hablar para mejorar mi pronunciación y fluidez. Me encanta español y sería féliz a ayudarle en aprender inglés al mismo tiempo que estoy mejorando mi español! También, me encantan el rock alternativo y la música indie, en caso que usted también tiene los mismos intereses. Muchísimas gracias, y deseo que yo pueda hablar con usted muy pronto! A postgrad student who is pursuing a Doctorate in Pharmacy. I have studied Spanish for many years, but I need friends I can practice speaking with to improve my pronunciation and fluidity. I love Spanish y would be happy to help you learn English at the same time that I am improving my Spanish! Also, I love alternative rock and indie music, in case you also have the same interests. Many thanks, and I hope that I can speak to you very soon!
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    Beautiful is when someone or something is very pretty in appearance. Nice usually refers to someone's personality (and it can refer to a thing, too), but does not only focus on appearance. A nice person is someone who is very kind to others and makes a lot of friends, whereas a beautiful person might not be kind or make a lot of friends. So beautiful typically refers to the surface appearance of something, whereas nice refers to someone's personality beneath the surface. When you talk about objects as being beautiful or nice, though, they usually mean about the same thing.
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    August 19, 2010
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    El uso de "que" en español es como usando "that" en inglés. Por ejemplo, si quieres decir, "Deseo que sea feliz", la traducción en inglés es, "I hope that you are happy." Entonces, "que" en español es "that" en inglés.
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    August 6, 2010
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    "Dude" can be a friend or just someone you see on the street, as long as they are a man. You do not use "dude" in business meetings or other formal settings - just to talk to friends. Some examples: "Who was that dude you were talking to last night?" - This is the same as saying, "Who was that guy [you did not know] you were talking to last night?" Some people also say "dude" to place emphasis on things, like, "Dude, my car got stolen!" or "Dude, can you believe that?" Here, the use of "dude" is more like saying, "hey, you" to get people to pay more attention to what you're saying. You should only use "dude" with your friends, though, since it is very informal.
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    August 6, 2010
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    Cuando puede usar un forma cortado del adjetivo? Como diciendo buen dia en vez de un dia bueno... y cuales adjetivos puede usar como asi? bueno cambia a buen, primero cambia a primer, grande cambia a gran, pero hay mas?gracias a todos por su ayuda y respuestas!
    August 4, 2010
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    The Taliban is a radical group in the Middle East. I don't really know why it's called that - I think that's either their name for their group or the English translation of the name, but don't know. Like James suggested, you probably would need to look online to find out why the group is referred to as the Taliban. Sorry - not very helpful here!
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    August 4, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello, my name is Renzo, I'm from Argentina and I am 25 years old. I'm a student of Computer Engineering at the "Universidad nacional de Cordoba". I'm finishing my degree's <strike>tesis</strike> thesis and I am thinking <strike>to do</strike> about doing a Phd and I have to speak English fluently. Nowadays, I study english in <strike>a  </strike>an institute, but I need practice, a lot of practice, <strike>this</strike> which is <strike>way  </strike>why I want to practice with a native <strike>speacker </strike>speaker.



    Pues, quizas podemos practicar en el futuro - un rato de ingles y un rato de espanol!
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    August 4, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hola! Soy una estudiante de los Estados Unidos, y necesito continuar a practicar mi español, especialmente con hablar. Estoy muy ocupada con la escuela posgrada, pero quiero continuar a practicar mi español con otras personas a quien también les encanta el idioma. Puedo ayudarle con su inglés también para un intercambio verdadero. Hasta pronto!
    July 28, 2010
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