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  • Commented
    In Spanish is: Érase una vez...(It used to be once...)
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    December 10, 2019
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    I agree with Automa. When I came to the US as a teen I focused on watching TV in English as well as Radio stations. That helped me tremendously with grasping the enunciation of the words.

    If you don't have English speaking TV the next best thing would be Netflix and YouTube.
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    December 10, 2019
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    Sabor a mi - El Chicano

    https://youtu.be/lpcWW5UIP6Y
    The translation of the title is kind of tricky because in English doesn't make much sense. It could be translated as "The Taste of me" "Flavor of me"

    It's an old romantic Mexican song and the band is a Mexican-American band from the 70s.
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    December 9, 2019
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  • Answered
    If you want to emphasize the fact that he was "again", like if it was a regular occurrence, l would be fine saying "He, again, went late to the lecture".
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    December 8, 2019
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    In USA there is an expression to mean dinning room or place to eat: "Chow Hall". If you use a translator to translate to Spanish the translation is: "cuarto del perro chino". Which if you were to translate it back to English it would read: "the room of the Chinese dog". I found this funny translation in all relevant documents translated to Spanish in a Federal Prison. Lol!
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    December 7, 2019
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  • Commented
    My name is the French version. In Spanish is Renato, but my mother liked René better. It means to be born again.
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    December 7, 2019
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    My stress comes from work most of the time. The way I deal with stress is music. I love playing guitar and keyboard. So when I'm stressed I go behind closed doors and grab my guitar or keyboard and sing a few songs as passionately (loud) as possible and release all the caged energy.
    My wife knows to give me the space when I close the door behind me.
    It works wonders for me. :)
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    December 7, 2019
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  • Commented
    There in no need to deal with difficult people. What you do is focus on yourself. Never allow an external negative influence to affect the way you feel.
    An older wiser friend once told me: when ever you find yourself with a difficult situation (or any situation for that matter) ask yourself: can I do anything about it? If the answer is yes, do it. If the answer is no, let it be.
    So if I'm the one causing the issue look within me and fix what may be the issue. If it's the other person's problem let them be. They are the ones that need to look within themselves and fix their own problems.
    If this is at work, let them be and ignore their tantrum. Treat them professionally and wish them well.
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    December 7, 2019
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  • Commented
    1) IT IS A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THE PARTY.
    There are a lot of people in the party.
    2) HE IS HAVING TWO DAUGHTER.( I don't know exactly what is meant)
    He will have two daughters.
    He has two daughters.
    3) I'LL SEE YOU WHEN I'LL GO TO THE MALL.
    I'll see you when I go to the mall.
    4) I KNOW ANDREW SINCE I WERE A CHILD.
    I know Andrew since I was a child.
    5) WHAT DO YOU DO TOMORROW MORNING?
    What are you doing tomorrow morning?
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    December 6, 2019
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  • Answered
    I personally would use the second sentence on both cases. Sounds more natural to me, but they all are grammatically correct.
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    December 4, 2019
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