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Hello, my name is Sayra, I am from Ecuador ... welcome to the world of languages ​​... give me the opportunity to teach you Spanish in a fun and educational way ... my patience is my virtue ... together we will achieve your success. Hola, mi nombre es Sayra, soy de Ecuador ... bienvenidos al mundo de los idiomas ... dame la oportunidad de enseñarte español de una manera divertida y educativa ... mi paciencia es mi virtud ... juntos lograremos tu éxito.
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    Different meanings?? What is the difference between these two words "wait" and "hold on"
    May 13, 2020
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    Funny and embarrassing anecdote I am learning English and I live in the US ... I was determined to put my basic English into practice so I took the risk to go to McDonald's to ask for a happy box for my daughters ... that's what they call it in my country "Ecuador". I translated "box" box and "happy" happy ... This was my prayer ... Hi Can you give me please one happy box ... and he replied you need a "happy meal" and I replied I don't need a "milk" they are so similar between those two words for me they have the same sound hahaha ... with embarrassment I got off my car and I had to enter and translate on my cell phone and make my order hahaha ... I am curious if in other countries they have another name of the one I mention ... as a reference is a box where it has a hamburger and a children's toy .... I accept any correction thanks ...
    April 25, 2020
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    Anécdota divertida y vergonzosa Estoy aprendiendo ingles y vivo en los EE.UU....estuve decidida poner en practica mi ingles basico así que me arriesgue ir a Mcdonald's a pedir una caja feliz para mis hijas...asi lo llaman en mi pais "Ecuador" lo traduci "caja" box y "feliz" happy ...Esta fue mi oracion ..Hi Can you give me please one happy box...y me respondio tu necesitas un "happy meal " y yo respondi no necesito un" milk" se parecen tanto entre esas dos palabras para mi tienen el mismo sonido jajaja...con la verguenza me baje de mi auto y me toco entrar y traducir en mi celular y hacer mi pedido jajaja...tengo curiosidad si en otros paises tienen otro nombre del que mencione ...como referencia es una caja donde tiene hamburguesa y un juguete para niños.... acepto alguna corrección gracias... I am learning English and I live in the US ... I was determined to put my basic English into practice so I took the risk to go to McDonald's to ask for a happy box for my daughters ... that's what they call it in my country "Ecuador". I translated "box" box and "happy" happy ... This was my prayer ... Hi Can you give me please one happy box ... and he replied you need a "happy meal" and I replied I don't need a "milk" they are so similar between those two words for me they have the same sound hahaha ... with embarrassment I got off my car and I had to enter and translate on my cell phone and make my order hahaha ... I am curious if in other countries they have another name of the one I mention ... as a reference is a box where it has a hamburger and a children's toy .... I accept any correction thanks ...
    April 24, 2020
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    Hard to understand Why the same English word "sign" is used when signing a document "sign" when it is a symbol .... or am I wrong?
    March 18, 2020
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    I'm confused Alguna vez escuché una frase en ingles "The pigs are flying " jaja ... alguien puede ayudarme a entender esa frase por favor...
    March 16, 2020
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    Dare to lose your shame by practicing another language Hi, I'm from Ecuador but I live in the USA. I would like to improve my English, so I'm looking for a language partner :). I can help others with Spanish in a 50/50 exchange! Hola soy de Ecuador pero vivo en los EE.UU..Me gustaría mejorar mi inglés , así que estoy buscando un compañero de idiomas :). ¡Puedo ayudar a otros con español en un intercambio de 50/50!
    March 16, 2020
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    Son sinónimos de "golpe", pero una "bofetada" es un golpe que se da con la palma de la mano abierta, y sólo se da a alguien en su cara. Los golpes pueden ser intencionados (como el resultado de una agresión o el desarrollo de un deporte de combate) o fortuitos (como una caída). Pueden dar lugar a heridas y lesiones, como traumatismo
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    March 8, 2020
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