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    www.dosisdiarias.com
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    July 31, 2012
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    I think I'd choose a different  career path :(

     

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    July 31, 2012
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    Is there anyone here?

    This group is kinda dead. We should talk about something.

    April 22, 2012
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    Yeah both, but don't forget the "tildes": médico, recetártelas =)
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    November 27, 2010
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    I agree with some of the answers here, but I think there is another difference between "te amo" y "te quiero". "Te amo" could be translated like "I love you" but also could means "I'm in love with you". "Te quiero" just means "I love you" or "I like you". I think It never means "I'm in love with you" or "I have fallen in love with you"
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    May 12, 2010
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