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Hi there! I'm from Chile in South America. I'm learning English at the moment and my level is between B1 and B2. I'm lookin' for Language partners. If you need help with Spanish, I'll glad to help you. Firstly, I began to learn this language because I just wanted to find better work opportunities but now, I love this idiom. I can learn all kinds of things, from books I've never could read to understand the music I've always listened. My goal is to reach C1 level so I need to keep improving.
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    ¿Lees periódicos o diarios de papel?

    Actualmente no uso mucho periódicos de papel, prefiero leerlos por ordenador porque es más cómodo y rapido. No tengo que ir para comprarlos, solo abro una pagina web y puedo encontrar todo que lo quiero.
    Pero creo que para la gente quien aprende los idiomas, como yo, es mejor utilizar periódicos y diarios de papel, porque alli puedes escribir la traducción de palabras cual que no sabes y es más fácil para entender el significado de las palabras ellas (*) y recordarlos despues. Hay que usar más periódicos de papel.
    Mí El último periódico que compré fue "El mundo" y me gustó lo. Querría   Quiero comprar otra vez un diario sobre viajes


    (*) suena raro repetir el sujeto nuevamente, mejor usar el articulo.


    De todas formas, esta bastante bien. Felicitaciones!

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    February 25, 2018
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    February 25, 2018
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    February 22, 2018
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    If you need somebody to correct any text that you write or talk by Skype,  just send me a message, and gladly I'll help you.
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    February 21, 2018
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    "Usted" means you but in a formal way.

    "Eres" is the verb to be in the third person singular.

    I suppose your doubt is between "tú" y "usted", both means "you" but the second one, how I said at first, it's formal so you need to use it with people like your boss or an elderly person and the first one, with your friends, family, etc.
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    February 20, 2018
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    "Usted" means you but in a formal way.

    "Eres" is the verb to be in the third person singular.

    I suppose your doubt is between "tú" y "usted", both means "you" but the second one, how I said at first, it's formal so you need to use it with people like your boss or an elderly person and the first one, with your friends, family, etc.


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    February 20, 2018
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    I think my tastes are a bit different to the other people here haha. For me, this is the best band from Latin America, and this it's their best song.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AO8pY09h_Y

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    February 19, 2018
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    So cool you could take a bad translation and turn into a tool for your learning. In my case, I read the commentaries to know whether it's a good translation, but that only happens if it's a famous book otherwise, I'll follow what you said.
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    February 19, 2018
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    I don't know how to answer a specific comment.

    Valeria. Why you did that? Was it too much complicated?
    You may try to read 'graded readers'. They're books written with more straightforward sentences and vocabulary.

    Berengaria, Thanks for your advice. I'm going to follow it, and I'll start to read To Kill a Mockingbird.
    And you're right. It's overwhelming when you read, and there are a lot of new words. I hope not to give up.
    Good luck with your book. Maybe someday I might learn Italian, at least, it's similar to Spanish :)
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    February 18, 2018
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    What was the first book did you read in a foreign language?

    I read some books called 'graded readers', but now it's time to start with a normal one.
    I bought a few novels and others stuff at Amazon Kindle store, but I couldn't decide which one to start with.
    Finally, my choice was Cosmos by Carl Sagan. Despite I'm just reading
    the second chapter, I've learned a bunch of new vocabulary and the most important thing, I've been transported to the time when I was a child, and I saw the respective serial.
    He always will be one of my idols because he conveyed so much passion in spreading his knowledge to the world.
    When I finish it, I have three books on my list: 'White Teeth' by Zadie Smith, 'Snow Falling on Cedars' by David Guterson, and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee. I don't know in which order I'm going to read them.´


    And what about you?
    February 18, 2018
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