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ZELDA MALATJI
English
Mar 19, 2024
Thank you so much for a great conversation. I have learnt some new words, and some information I did not know about my country.
ZELDA MALATJI
English
Mar 12, 2024
I had a great lesson with Fred. He taught me a lot of things about Colombia. I am looking forward to our next class.
ZELDA MALATJI
English
Mar 6, 2024
I had a great conversational class with Fred. He is funny and explains everything in detail.
Desiree
English
Feb 27, 2024
It was a pleasure meeting you. Thank you for your participation and interaction during our conversation today. Your communication skills are impressive, and your interaction is amazing
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    La Copa del Mundo

    Hoy he visto la Copa del Mundo. Los Estados Unidos (1) jugó contra Bélgica. Desafortunadamente, Los Estados Unidos (2) perdió. Ahora, voy a apoyar (3) Costa Ricay Columbia (4). 

     

    1. and 2. Although the name is “The United States”, in some Spanish speaking countries we drop the article “Los”. “Estados Unidos jugó”

    3. In this sentence you need to use the preposition “a”. Example: Voy a apoyar a mis amigos (I’m going to support my friends):

    -Voy a apoyar a Costa Rica y a Colombia.

    4. Colombia

     

    Saludos.

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    July 2, 2014
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    <em>Mi primer</em> (1) lección

    <em>Por</em> (2) mi primer lección, he hablado español con una profesora. <em>Era</em> (3) difícil para mi porque no he hablado con muchas personas todavía. Me siento un poco ansioso y entonces olvido las palabras que sé. Se tarda mucho tiempo para aprender, ¿no? :)

     

    1. "Mi primera" lección es femenino

    2. "En mi primera lección"

    3. "Fue" (Estás hablando de una situación específica)

     

    Felicidades por tu primera lección. Sigue practicando.

     

    Saludos

     

     

     

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    July 2, 2014
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  • Answered
    Hola. Pues no sé si son clásicas pero te puedo recomendar: -Tesis (director: Alejandro Amenábar). -El día de la bestia (director: Alex de la Iglesia)
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    July 2, 2014
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  • Answered
    Hello, I agree with Luis Carlos, I would use most of the times: "Estar a punto de + [infinitive]". However, here in Colombia: "estar + por + [infinitive]" is used as well. So if you say any of the following sentences, I would think your grammar is perfect: "I am about to graduate from college" 1. Estoy a punto de graduarme de la universidad. 2. Estoy por graduarme de la universidad. (this way is less common) On the other hand, if you say: "Estoy para graduarme de la universidad", I would think you made a grammar mistake.
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    February 4, 2014
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    January 17, 2013
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    January 17, 2013
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    Hola, si existe la voz pasiva en español. Se usa con el verbo SER + el participio pasado del verbo. En realidad casi siempre es muy similar al inglés: The Mona Lisa was painted by da Vinci. La Mona fue pintada por da Vinci. The match will be played tomorrow. El partido será jugado mañana. Hasta pronto.
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    January 17, 2013
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    January 17, 2013
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