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Hello everyone, I would like to know about the cultures and customs in other countries, while improve my english skills. I´m teacher, I like watch tv series, anime and movies; I like read, sleep and eat.
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    Hi! 1° It´s "oraciones" and not "raciones" 1. Mi hermana va a los estados unidos en la tarde y nos vamos a despedir en el aeropuerto. 2. El viejo rey está andando lentamente por el bosque. 3. ¿Me puede prestar cinco euro para desayunar? Te los devuelvo mañana. 4. Por mi parte, no me puedo quejar del trabajo. 5. you´re right, but we use more easy sentence for say that... "Me duelen los pies hace dos días" "¿qué les pongo? I don´t know the context, but if is maybe in a restaurant, the waitress could you say "qué le pongo en la mesa?" like if you need salt, pepper, spoon, etc., or "¿qué le pongo a sus huevos" that last sentence refer if you want they put onion, mushrooms, or something else in your mix eggs". Another option is when you are in a party and the dj ask "¿qué les pongo?" he wants say "what kind of music would you like to hear?"
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    Hi! I´m learning english jejej.. I think you´re right. we also say "ella está viendo tv" she is watching tv" plus, when use to be verb in past usually have an accent mark such as contó (counted or told) , compró (bought), robó (stole)... but the to be verb, when is present it have an accent mark too, like "está feliz" "ella está viendo cocinando", "está escribiendo" "está hablando por telefóno"... etc.
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    Ayer, la chica con la que comparto el apartamento o casa quiso algo conmigo, pero no siento lo mismo. Ahora es incómodo.
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    Hi! in the video says "enfermeras, barrios enteros que hasta hoy siguen en pie en Argentina...." "barrios" mean neighborhood, so the sentense would be somethig like .." entire neighborhoods" and the other sentense is "en pie", that means they're still are stand or existing. It´s an expression. I hope this help you. =)
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    Hi! In Colombia, for example, we use "venga" for say "come" example: "Come here kidd, please" - "venga niño, por favor" "come here, I need to tell you something" - "venga, necesito decirte algo". come here, I need you go to the store for... - venga, necesito que vaya a la tienda por... I hope that help you. Best wishes! =)
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