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I speak English and Spanish and I want to learn German.
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    Hey! I think you wanted to say "what does it mean" When you say "Get over it" it means that you want the person you are talking to to forget something that happened to them. It is usually used in an emotional sense. For example if I did something to you and you didn't like it, and you were still complaining about it long after it happened I would say "get over it." It is sort of an immature thing to say to someone. "get over with it" doesn't mean anything. hope that helped!
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    May 15, 2011
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    Hey! your question doesn't make sense, but I will try to answer it. English has many dialects. If you study any of them you will speak good English.
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    April 5, 2011
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    ¿Por qué usa "u" en vez de "o" y qué significa? He escrito un ensayo con esta oración: "Como cuenta su amigo Víctor, él no conoce su pelo, su estatura o otras cosas básicas." Mi profesor me dicho que aquí "o" es un error. La oración debe ser: "Como cuenta su amigo Víctor, él no conoce su pelo, su estatura u otras cosas básicas." ¿Por qué usa "u" en vez de "o" y qué significa? Hay todavía otras letras qué puede usar, pienso que sólo hay "y" y "o." Muchas gracias.
    March 8, 2011
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    sobre "os quiere" Estoy mirando una serie. Una de las caracters escribe una carta a su familia. Ella afirma la carta "Os quiere" ¿Por qué no afirma la carta "Os quiero"?
    March 7, 2011
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    Pienso que quisieras decir alguien podría recomendarme unas poemas de Federico Garcia Lorca. Puedes Buscar "Romancero Gitano" por Google. Seguro que puedes encontrar muchas paginas sobre Lorca y sus poemas.
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    March 4, 2011
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    only by writing, reading, and practicing conversation. the best way to learn in a short time is to practice a lot. there is no other way to learn
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    February 15, 2011
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    yes. we just know them. I think there are 12 basic vowel sounds in English. For example when I see the letter A, I know that there is more then one meaning depending on the context. This is understandably confusing, English could really use an accurate phonetic spelling system.
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    February 6, 2011
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    start by learning the verbs
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    February 4, 2011
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    the pronunciation is very easy. type in spanish vowels in Google. Learn the vowels sounds AEIOU and you have pretty much grasped the concept. I would start by studying the verbs. I found the practice makes perfect books by mcgraw hill publishers very helpful
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    February 4, 2011
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    "could there be such a coincidence" is grammatically correct and the better choice but it sounds strange. you might say, that's a strange coincidence or I couldn´t believe it
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    February 4, 2011
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