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Watashi wa Silvia desu, doozo yoroshiku. Supein kara kimashita. Watashi wa nihongo wo benkyo shite iru tokoro desu. Watashi wa anata ni supein-go wo oshieru koto ga dekimasu.
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    "Cruza la plaza or Cruce la plaza" both are rights. Cruza la plaza, is more informal, you can say it to young people. And is more formal if you say "usted cruce la plaza", for older people than you. Other examples: "Sigue todo recto" - informal way to say "straight ahead" or "Siga todo recto" - formal way to say "straight ahead".
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    February 8, 2011
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    In Spain we don't use to say "celular" we use: - móvil - teléfono móvil But in other countries hispanohablantes you can use "celular".
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    February 7, 2011
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    "En mi casa tengo que hacerlo todo" refers to do all the housework (cleaning, cooking, washing ...) It´s correct it doesn´t need any context. But "hacerlo todo" is not an expression in spanish, you need to explain what is "todo".
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    February 6, 2011
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