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I'm Iago, 17, Spain. I want to improve and practice english because I would like to study the 2nd year of computer science in Harvard haha. I'm a native spanish and catalan speaker. I'd like to talk about anything you want, I am so curious about everything 😂.
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    Thanks to everyone! I'll check google's ngram out for diré, thank you!
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    July 22, 2020
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    Thank you!
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    July 22, 2020
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    Hola, Patrick. Calambre y escalofrío no se pueden usar indistintamente, ya que no significan lo mismo. Lo único que se me ocurre es que, en este caso, sí tuviera un calambre en la espalda por el movimiento rápido debido al susto, ya sea haciendo un pequeño salto... Hi, Patrick. "Calambre" and "escalofrío" don't mean the same. In this case, I think it refers to a muscle cramp because of a bad movement caused by the scare or something like that, but yeah, the example is quite confusing😂
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    July 22, 2020
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    "empollón" means a person who studies a lot. I think that "nerd" is a person who is obsessed with something, so it's not the same, not at all.
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    July 22, 2020
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    To think outside the box or to think out of the box Hi! Which one it's the correct form? Are both correct? I think the first one is the good one, but I'm not sure. Thanks!
    July 22, 2020
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    Hi! I'm Iago, I want to improve my english skills and I can also help you out with Spanish or Catalan.
    I want to improve my oral and written skills so, we can text or make it through voice.
    July 20, 2020
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    Interesado👋
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    July 20, 2020
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    Hii! I can help you out with spanish, I want to practice english, so we can help each other!
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    July 20, 2020
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    Hii! I want to practice my english and I'm a native spanish speaker. We could help each other!
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    July 20, 2020
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    The correct one is "Te amo más que a nada en el mundo", in this case. That's because here you are saying "More than anything", you are treating "nothing" like a thing. But there are sometimes that you must use "Más que nada" because you are clarifying something or adding the cause why you did something, like: "Más que nada lo digo por tu bienestar". I hope you understood It, ask me any question and I"'ll try yo help you as much as I can!
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    July 20, 2020
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