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Me llamo Natalie y tengo 24 años. Vivo en Wisconsin, EEUU. Estoy casada con un hombre maravilloso, y tenemos un perro y dos gatos. No tenemos los niños todavía. Me encanta aprender los lenguajes. Estoy empezando con el español. Tambien me gustaria aprender ruso, algún día. Con tristeza, no tengo nadie con quien hablar! Quiero alguien con practicar. Uso skype, facebook, correo electrónico...
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    Hola! Hablo ingles nativo y estoy aprendiendo espanol tambien. Podemos charlar en skype! Mi nombre is NatalieMatz.

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    July 30, 2011
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    Hi, I'm a native speaker! I'd be happy to help. My Skype is nataliematz. I'll add you.

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    July 30, 2011
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    Hola! Soy de el EEUU y me gustaria ayuda con espanol. Puedo ayudar con tu ingles (lo siento por la falta de los accentos... no se como ponerlo en este computadora). Mi skype es nataliematz.  Gracias!

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    July 30, 2011
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  • Posted
    How to say "I think we should..." or I know that I am..." in Spanish? My question is about those types of phrases in general, where it seems like ther would be two conjugated verbs next to each other. My instinct would be "Creo que debiamos..." or "Yo se que estoy..." BUT I thought that you can't stick two conjugated verbs next to each other! Thanks in advance! (Sorry for the lack of accents... I don't know how to do them on this computer)
    July 30, 2011
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  • Answered
    Q1. Yes; "never mind" is used correctly in that conversation. Q2. This isn't necessarily the "proper" way to answer, but a common response for B might be "Whatever."
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    May 16, 2011
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  • Commented
    I'm an American, and I think that most people in the US still believe in the "American Dream"; that is, anyone can acheive their goals if they work hard and persevere, regardless of the circumstances they were born into.  On one hand, I feel that this encourages many people to become the best they can be.  On the other, I feel that some people take this too far, and use it to stomp on everyone else and be completely wealth-driven.

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    May 16, 2011
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  • Answered
    It's generally acceptable to use the word "bathroom", regardless of if it has either a toilet or shower/bathtub. This might vary a little bit depending on your region, though. In a house, if a bathroom only has a toilet and no shower/bathtub, it's called a "half-bath".
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    May 16, 2011
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  • Answered
    It depends on what you're doing. Facebook, Google, YouTube, Twitter... The website that I personally visit often are Pinterest, Etsy, Flickr, Amazon, StumbleUpon... the list goes on and on :)
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    May 16, 2011
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I'd like to improve my English and <strike>to</strike> discover English culture.

    The first word of a sentence is always capitalized, along with the word "I".  "English" is also capitalized because it's a proper noun.

    The word "to" is crossed out because it's not necessary in this sentence. 
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    February 22, 2011
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  • Corrected

    yanzi's notebook entry: Jan 02, 2011

    I do not tell my friends about my birthday, because everybody has <strike>his</strike> work and they are busy.As a child, my mother <strike>had</strike> made hot dumplings for me.  They were very delicious.  When I think about the food, I always remember my famliy members: my mother, my father, and my younger brother.  Now that I have been away from home for a long time, <strike>the</strike> life is not always easy.  But, I think that I have<strike> a</strike> good health and I do not make my parents <strike>do not </strike>worry at least.  <strike>I want to take a good result to my parents</strike>. (This does not sound very natural.  I think what you might mean is:  I want to make my parents proud).  As long as my parents are healthy and happy, that is ok.


    Very good!!  Remember to put a space after all of your punctuation marks (especially commas and periods)


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    January 2, 2011
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