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Hello, my name is Paul. I love learning to speak foreign languages like: Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian). English is my native language / mother tongue. Hola, me llamo Pablo. Me encanta aprender a hablar idiomas tal como: español, francés, italiano, portugués de Brasil. Mi nivel de español es avanzado (C1) Bonjour! Je m'appelle Paul. J'adore apprendre à parler les langues étrangères, par exemple: l'espagnol, le français, l'italien, le portugais brésilien. J'ai le niveau intermédiaire B2 selon ma professeure native. Buongiorno! Mi chiamo Paolo. Mi piace da morire imparare lingue straniere. Sono di livello intermedio basso (B1) Normalmente ho lezione una volta alla settimana.
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Rubén
Spanish
May 13, 2026
Hoy hemos continuado viendo las expresiones coloquiales que vimos el otro día. Hemos recordado las del día anterior y hemos visto otras nuevas
Júlia Ponce
Portuguese
May 14, 2026
Nessa aula nós falamos sobre os significados do verbo tocar, conjugamos os verbos acordar e levantar e fizemos muitas frases!! É incrível como as nossas aulas rendem!! É um prazer falar com você!!
Rubén
Spanish
May 7, 2026
Ha estado genial la clase de hoy, con un juego de rol divertido, además de otras expresiones que hemos visto
Rubén
Spanish
Apr 29, 2026
Ha estado bien la clase de hoy, en la que hemos estado resolviendo algunas dudas, además de simular algunas conversaciones también
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    Merci, Elisabeth
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    May 3, 2026 3:02 PM
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    As a native English speaker, I would say that it is/would be more polite to say: "Please leave the room. You are not allowed/permitted to stay in this room. " I hope this helps you 😀 Unless you have specific authority, like a police officer, a school teacher or a judge, to order somebody to leave a place, it is probably better to avoid being rude/blunt by saying Get out! An exceptional situation would be for the purpose of saving people's lives in an emergency when you don't have time to worry about upsetting people when you could shout Get out of here/there, there's a bomb in this /that building now!
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    May 3, 2026 2:58 PM
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    Elle lit un livre très intéressant.
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    May 3, 2026 2:45 PM
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    Hello, John. As a native English speaker, the second sentence definitely sounds more natural. The second part of the first sentence
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    May 1, 2026 7:17 AM
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    Hello, Pelin. I would say: Try it. Perhaps you WILL like it. Try it. Maybe you WILL like it. These sound more natural to me. I hope that this helps you 😀 Try it.
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    Apr 25, 2026 6:54 AM
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    Muchas gracias por su respuesta, Señor García. Ya tengo un profesor nativo de España pero aprecio mucho su oferta de ayuda. Por cierto ¿Puedo tutearte, por favor?
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    Apr 22, 2026 8:12 PM
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    Para mí, hay dos tiempos verbales más complejas para utilizar : el imperfecto de subjuntivo y el
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    Apr 22, 2026 3:43 PM
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    Vous avez soif = YOU are thirsty. VOS chaussures sont bleues. = YOUR shoes are blue.
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    Apr 12, 2026 2:31 PM
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    What's your angle on this? Pelin, as an alternative, in British English you can say: 1) How do you see this? 2) What's your opinion on this? 3) What's your view on this?
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    Apr 8, 2026 5:36 PM
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    Sin embargo, no soy actor ni soy famoso.
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    Apr 5, 2026 3:33 PM
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