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Hi every1:-) I'm Tiffany:) I'm 16 living in the U.S. I'm an Afro-Puerto RIcan. :) Im a nice person to be around with.:)Graduating in 2009 WHOOHOOH:) My interests include playing music instruments,(i play 9 by the way), listening to my favorite music and hanging out with my friends and family:) Im juss looking for some1 to help me with my spanish so i can master it:) If any1 needs help with English, I will be more than happy to help:)
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    Hola Cristina:) Prefiero que hablas con alguien que hable el idoma que quieres aprender. Es mejor pasar mucho tiempo con esa persona hablando. En esa forma puedes aprender el idoma que quieres aprender mas rapida que leyendo o tomando una clase.:) Buena suerte:)
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    August 11, 2008
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    Hi:) The expression that you want explained is an American expression that is used as sarcasm:) Sarcasm is saying remarks that are intended to mean the opposite but is used to mock someone:) For example if you are sitting down eating cereal and someone comes to you and asks you "Are you eating cereal?" and you reply "No I'm eating chicken",you would be using sarcasm:) Since the woman said "Wow, why don't you rub that in my face, why don't ya" she meant that as sarcasm and the fact whatever the man said, he was bragging and she didn't approve of it:)
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    August 11, 2008
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    Hi:) I'm American and in high school:) I can definetely say that at most we at most read at most 2 books a week depending on our time and what classes we have:)
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    August 11, 2008
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