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Hi! I am an American and native English speaker who is hoping to become more proficient in Spanish. During quarantine, I've been working a bit on French as well. I took multiple years of Spanish in college, but lack of use has decreased my skill set pretty significantly. I work in medicine and would love to be able to fluidly converse with Spanish-speaking patients. I'd love to partner with you as we learn languages!
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    Hi!

    I would say that of the two, “What celebrity did you like the look of most?" is more correct.
    I think "which" would probably be better than "what" in this context, also.

    Have a good one!
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    June 6, 2020
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    Today I got up earlier than yesterday.

    Today I got up earlier than yesterday. I did some exercises. Then I had my breakfast. After having breakfast I decided to practice my German. I read an article in German about the famous composer Beethoven. After reading the article, I rewrote it. Then I read an extract from a book. The book is about history of Germany. After reading a book I listened to a podcast in German. After listening to this podcast I decided to practice a little bit of English, so I watched a video of young lady. She told about techniques which she uses in order to feel better. She said that she likes journaling. She writes about her feelings and emotions. She writes about how she feels on particular day. She also asks herself the following questions: what she is proud of? or what she is grateful for? Then she answers these questions. It shouldn't be great achievements. You can be proud of getting up early and doing some exercises. Simple things make you feel better.

    Great job, Kristina! Also, I completely agree - you can be proud of getting up early and doing some exercises. Also, you're learning multiple languages, and your English is very good. You can be proud of that, too! Have a good day!
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    June 6, 2020
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    What if I could travel through time

    Time travel is a fascinating theme to talk about. What would you do If you could time travel? As for me, I would prefer to return to the nineteenth century. It is the romantic era of Russian culture. I would meet different writers such as Pushkin, Gogol, Lermontov, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Turgenev. I read their books in <s>the</s> school. It was hard to understand their work/their books because I wasn't born in this period of life. (Or: They were hard to understand because I wasn't born in this period.) If I could see their environment, it would be easier to get to know them better. I would understand their context.

    Good job! I have really enjoyed reading Tolstoy; your entry makes me want to read more Russian literature. Have a good day!
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    June 6, 2020
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    5 de Junio, Practico Escribir Leí que escribiendo es una forma buena a comprender una lengua. Entonces, esta es mi primero intento a escribir en español en mucho tiempo. En la universidad, aprendo muchos clases de español, pero gradué en 2015. No he usado español en cinco años. Ahora, cuando escribo en español, a mayoría del tiempo, uso Google Translate a asistir mi recuerdo con vocabulario y tiempos verbales. Recientemente, intenté leer Harry Potter y la piedra filosofal en español. Es divertido, pero también arduo. Es muy difícil a recordar las palabras y los verbos cuando no los usé por años. Yo leí solamente un medio de uno capitulo antes me cansé. Pero aún, estoy tratando de leer. Honestamente, siento que estoy haciendo trampa por que estoy confiando en Google Translate por muchos palabras y tiempos verbales. Pero, entiendo que esto es un parte del método del aprendizaje. Seguiré intentando mi mejor!
    June 5, 2020
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    I would say that either ending is acceptable. I think either sentence would make more sense with "hadn't" as the verb (I hadn't traveled overseas before going to NYC//I hadn't traveled overseas before I went to NYC). Either way, your idea is communicated!
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    June 5, 2020
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