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Hola. He descubierto esta página y me encantaría mejorar mi inglés hablando con gente de otros países, especialmente nativos. Creo que de este modo es mucho mas facil y divertido aprender un idioma. Puedo ayudar con el español a quien lo necesite. Me gusta mucho leer, viajar, andar en bicicleta y hacer submarinismo. Saludos a todos. Hello. I have discovered this page and I would like to improve my english talking with other countries people, specially natives. I think that so, learn a language is easier and funny. I can help to you to improve spanish, If you need or you want to learn my language. I love reading, traveling, cycling and scuba dive.
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    Do you like dancing?. And what you prefer: alone or with a couple?
    August 9, 2013
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    Sorry: I would say 'what do yo prefer'. Isn't it?
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    August 9, 2013
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    My favorite cusine is Spanish, because there are many different plates and forms to prepare them. It depends to place when you are. Variety is the best thing of Spanish cusine: fish, seafood, meat, rice, vegetables, many different cheese, sausage,jam,.. and spanish wine for every plate. However, I like Turkish, Italian, France or Chinese cusine. Really, I love to try different dishes in each place.
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    June 10, 2012
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    usually, when I´m reading a book, I wish to be the principal character... and better if she is a brave and intelligent woman¡.:)
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    June 10, 2012
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    Aunque la expresión aovar es correcta, resulta muy técnica, hasta tal punto que muchos hispano-hablantes no sabrían a que te refieres¡ ;). Generalmente se dice que las gallinas "ponen" huevos, sin mas. Así, se dice: "hoy la gallina puso un huevo" o bien "algo les pasa a las gallinas, que no ponen". Es la expresión mas usual. Pero, felicidades, tu español es impecable¡
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    March 25, 2012
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    March 21, 2012
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    no te preocupes por eso o, simplemente, no te preocupes.
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    March 17, 2012
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    March 17, 2012
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    September 27, 2011
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    Si, es una forma de animar, semejante a decir 'aúpa Madrid' o 'animo Madrid'. Se escribe !Ala Madrid!.
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    September 26, 2011
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