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Hello, I'm from Argetina and I enjoy speaking English and learning about other cultures.Also, I love travelling and meeting new people. I don't have many chances of practicing the language where I live, so I think using this app is a great tool. I can help anyone who wants to practice Spanish,too.
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    Hola, me gustaría conocer a alguien de Afganistán que hable español para compartir un intercambio cultural basado en la lectura de libros.
    December 4, 2021
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  • Posted
    I am thankful for everything that has been denied to me because that made me stronger and I've learned a lot from my loses and my failures. Being thankful for everything that has been given is obviously something easy to achieve. But being grateful for every fallen dream or unachieved project, just because it was part of God's will for me, that's a challenge I face every day.
    November 26, 2020
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    It's not easy to illustrate destiny. We may associate it with luck but how would you picture it? With a shamrock, maybe? Of course not. Destiny is that thing that inevitably happens although you think that everything is under your control. Destiny is God's careful plan for you. I discovered this word some time ago and I really liked it. I liked its sound and its meaning. I liked to discover how many serendipitous moments I've been through in my life. Serendipity is a lucky worthy and unexpected finding that takes place almost accidentally or by chance. But is that really possible? I think serendipity is the way in which we unveil God's dream for us. It's like a gift you didn't expect.
    October 29, 2020
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    Is suffering a necessary part of the human condition? What would people who have never suffered be like? No pain, no gain. That's what it is said or at least believed by many people. Although there's no human being who hasn't been through a painful situation in life, and even though everybody knows suffering is impossible to avoid, we all try to escape from pain. We all wish we wouldn't ever suffer. For some cultures, distress and hardship are punishments for their sins. For others, they are a way of purification, as a sort of blessing that will strengthen people. I believe adversity is always a possibility to learn a life lesson and discover resilience inside you. Of course no one can see that when going through difficulties. When going through pain you can't see things clearly, everything's fogged. But time clears your sight, it's the only way to see situations from a different view. Things will look better from a certain distance in time and you'll be able to understand how necessary that painful situation was. How much more you have earned than what you have lost. Just be patient and remain steady.
    September 14, 2020
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  • Answered
    Number 1. When you use an auxiliary in negative and questions, verbs are used in their infinitive form
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    September 9, 2020
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  • Corrected
    English partner approach Hello there, I signed up on this site more than two years ago, and I am still not able to find a language partner. So that's why I think the approach to a language partner should be reviewed. Instead of looking for someone who's learning your native language and who is a native speaker of the language you're learning. Why not look for someone who's learning the same language and has the same level as yours. So you can discuss interesting topics together; share ideas and experiences; set times to practice speaking on Skype; help, motivate, and correct each other. I think this works better, especially for English learners; because English is the most widely learned language, so it isn't easy to find a language partner. I Look forward to your points of view about this topic.
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    September 2, 2020
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  • Posted
    Pidgin English
    I'm looking for someone who can teach me expressions on Nigerian pidgin English. I already know some phrases but would like to learn more.
    July 22, 2020
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    How do you say "I'm sorry" in Nigerian pidgin English?
    I'd like to learn expressions and slang of this kind of English spoken in African countries, especially the one used in Nigeria.
    July 21, 2020
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    Luisa She was simple and kind. Her heart was full of love. She would never disguise her thoughts to make people happy, so I think she was the best person to ask whenever you needed advice or opinions. Time gave her hands a new shape but they were always warm and open. She would be a lioness when protecting those she loved because for her, family was always first. Her cooking was outstanding as well as her broad smile. Now it's time to let her go and it's not an easy task. She set the bar really high for those who remained, but we'll do our best to continue her legacy of love, honesty and care. Until we meet again, may God keep you in the palm of his hand, dear Luisa.
    July 19, 2020
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  • Posted
    What does "be gamed" mean?
    I was having a conversation and someone said "I am gamed". Can you tell me what can that possibly mean?
    July 16, 2020
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