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Hi! My name is Kieran and i am a native English speaker from the Scottish highlands. I have a first class honors degree in International Business, and have worked in various industries including oil, expert consulting and events management at home in Scotland and abroad in California. I spent the last year live in Guatemala and recently moved back to Scotland to study for a masters degree in Marketing.
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Spanish
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Helen Xata
Spanish
Jul 19, 2021
Gracias Kieran! La clase estuvo genial!
Español con John M ⭐
Spanish
May 1, 2021
Kieran es un excelente estudiante, muy interesado en mejorar su Español, estoy seguro que su entrevista de trabajo va a ir muy bien, fue un gusto conversar con el, nos vemos pronto.
Jorge Enrique Paz
Spanish
Apr 19, 2021
es muy bueno volverte a ver amigo. espero que obtengas el trabajo y que todo sea mucha felicidad junto a helen
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    Hello! I am in Bariloche, La Patagonia. It’s a beautiful place to visit. Actually for tourism it’s one of the most beautiful places in Argentina that people want to visit. The day before yesterday I went fishing with my uncle, brother and cousin to the lake Hess. I believe this is the most beautiful lake I have ever been to. I was in many lakes here in Bariloche but this lake is completely surrounded by mountains. Thanks to god I could catch two fish. Please correct me If I made mistakes! Nice one Joseph! Looks beautiful I am jealous. How were the fish?
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    January 30, 2021
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    Now I am here on the Alvear tower, the highest tower in Argentina. Me and my family decided to come here to eat some hamburgers because we wanted to spend time together. This is the last floor of the tower, number 54. the tower is 235 meters high. You can see nice views in the picture and also appreciate the stadium of boca juniors, my team💙💛💙.
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    December 29, 2020
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    They both correct and mean the same thing.
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    October 21, 2020
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    Hey Adam - I offer lessons here on Italki. Feel free to check out my profile and send me a message if you are interested. Cheers!
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    October 21, 2020
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    Hi Momoko, I have a few questions about these reports (for instance, are they academic or for your work?). Send me a message here on Italki and we can discuss this further please.
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    October 21, 2020
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    I got up very late, then i had lunch with my mother. In the afternoon, i had University classes.
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    October 20, 2020
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    I think that there are no words for me to express how I feel about this situation - hopes and dreams, all vanished! I was so excited because I was finally embarking on my first international experience. This time I was taking a 6 month period in Canada... as of February we were receiving some news about this new virus and we were not aware of what was about to come. Afterwards, the only thing we received was a letter that literally expressed that our trip was in doubt. I remember it was March, 16th and the school closed immediately... they told us this was just going to be a security measure that was recommended by the OMS, but I could tell this was something serious. Images coming from Italy, China, and Iran were overwhelming the media. Finally my trip was cancelled. Depression was my first symptom. I accepted that raw reality and faced it with bravery. Now I’m learning the language as If I was in Canada even though I’m not... my new goal is to get my C2 certification next year (I’m optimistic, indeed.)
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    October 20, 2020
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    They removed the feature, you can search ‘language partner’ up top or make a post though.
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    October 20, 2020
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    Both. The difference is 1. Is referring to the present tense (now) and 2. Is referring to the future tense.
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    October 20, 2020
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    You capitalise words like North, South, Southeast etc when they are part of a name of a place but not when they direction. It’s similar to how we capitalise Middle East, Central America and Eastern Europe for example. But you wouldn’t capitalise it if you were giving someone directions.
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    October 20, 2020
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