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Hi ~ I'm here trying to improve my english :) I need it D: haha I love to meet people from different countries and cultures, I'll be happy to meet you (or not? xD) I'm very friendly :) We can practice english together :) and if your native language is english you could help me :P (please? <3) If you're practicing Spanish i'd love to help you with it, I love to help :) don't worry, I'm very patient ~
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    Cuando hablan con un tono agresivo, un tono de burla, cuando dicen algo demasiado obvio, cuando lo dicen con una sonrisa de burla ~
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    May 17, 2012
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    Volver: "Go back" - "Do an action again" Regresar: "Go back" (just that)
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    May 16, 2012
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    1). No entendí muy bien... pero creo que puede ser "hipócrita", "persuasivo", "manipulador", depende mucho de su acción exactamente 2). "Mantenerse discreto"
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    May 14, 2012
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    It has different meanings So= "Entonces", "Así qué" "So.... lets go" - "Entonces.... vamos" "So you don't understand" - "Así que no entiendes" / "Entonces no entiendes" So= "Tan" (size, quantity) "That was so awesome!" - "Eso fue tan genial!" "So big" - Tan grande "He's so far" - Él está tan lejos So= ¿Y? - You are bad - Eres malo - So? - ¿Y? - You broke my heart - Rompiste mi corazón - So what? - ¿Y qué? So/So do I=Yo también/Yo igual (Me too) (I couldn't use examples, my english isn't so good hahaha, sorry) I hope this is helpful to you :)
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    May 12, 2012
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    DI-je DI-jo VI-ne VI-no QUI-se QUI-so Si las palabras terminan en N o Vocal y NO tienen acento, significa que son palabras "graves" y el acento está en la penúltima sílaba
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    May 12, 2012
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    Sometimes Hispanic people say something as a just one thing when they're talking about something in plural because they mean the "all package" as a one, but that's ok, isn't so wrong to say it in that way. Anyway... the right way to say it is "¿Dónde ponemos estAs? (remember it's femenine :P )
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    May 11, 2012
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    Insultar la masculinidad de un hombre, ni se te ocurra! D: algunos tienen un orgullo inmenso de macho man [?]
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    May 9, 2012
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    Sí, un poco, en mi opinión... no se necesita decir "para empezar" en una redacción, es más formal si simplemente dices lo que quieres decir, sin ningún "relleno"
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    May 9, 2012
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    También puedes decir "Supéralo"
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    May 5, 2012
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    You can say: "La orden equivocada" or "El plato equivocado"
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    May 3, 2012
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