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My name is Brian Palacios, and I speak English, Spanish, and love music. I am looking to learn new languages to be able to converse and have a good time with people. Right now i'm looking to learn Italian. Message if interested and want to learn some English and Spanish, or want to show me Italian.
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    Technique=A way of carrying out a particular task, esp. the execution or performance of an artistic work or a scientific procedure. Skill or ability in a particular field: "he has excellent technique"; "an athlete with a good technique". Technology=The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, esp. in industry: "computer technology"; "recycling technologies". Machinery and equipment developed from such scientific knowledge. Technical=Of or relating to a particular subject, art, or craft, or its techniques: "technical terms"; "a test of an artist's technical skill". (esp. of a book or article) Requiring special knowledge to be understood: "a technical report". It takes special technique to be able to fix very technical technology. Skateboarders have to work on their technique of flipping the board to be able to land technical tricks fluently. There is so much technology in the world today: computers, laptops, phones, ect...
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    August 4, 2013
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    “We are all a little weird and life is a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love.”

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    August 4, 2013
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    I believe Petardi also
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    October 28, 2012
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    October 11, 2012
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    Hi! I need to improve my english for my job. The most difficult thing/part for me is to differentiate the prepositions. For example: when i should use "in", "at", "to" , "from"...

     

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    September 7, 2012
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    May 31, 2012
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    Today is a bad day!

    In Italy, today is a bad day. This morning there was a terrifying earthquake in Emilia Romagna, the region in which there is Bologna.
    The main zone(s) that (were, because it's multiple places) involved (Involved works here, but it would be better to say, greatly affected, or just "affected) were Modena, Ferrara and their provinces.
    The eartquake was so strong that I felt it, and I live more than 250 Km far away (optional to add, away from the (epicenter=point where the earthquake originated) of the quake). There have been 15 dead persons 15 people have died from the quake (workers in sheds) and hundreds of injured ones were injured. 
    In Italy there is a proverb "Piove sul bagnato"(english equivalent expression=
    "When it rains, it pours")(literally It rains where it has already rained) It means that problems go where there is already a problematic situation . In this beautiful zone/region of Italy, the birth-place of Italian Comuni and Seignories in the Middle ages, earthquake started to hit 15 days ago and (never stopped/haven't ceased) since then.
    First of all I think of (all the) local families without (a) home. I'm worried about that.
    Besides, I'm also worried about Modena and Ferrara's artistic heritage we have lost!
    It's a tragedy!

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    May 31, 2012
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    likely=good chance, unlikey=not so good of a chance. It is very likely he will come over tomorrow. There is a good chance he will come over tomorrow It is very unlikely he will come over tomorrow. There is not so good of a chance he will come over tomorrow Hope it helps
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    April 26, 2012
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    April 8, 2012
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    Almost any movie that has Will Ferrel in it!!
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    April 2, 2012
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