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¡Ah! Siempre nosotros gringos tratábamos de mezcla en con los nativos, pero siempre saben somos gringos, nuestros esfuerzos son en vana jeje
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Both will be alright. "Beber" sounds more "educated" and "tomar" is a little more popular.
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jeje gracias
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¡¡Aguas residuales!! *yuck!!*
But "Me duele el estómago porque bebí muchas aguas residuales" would be grammatically correct.
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Maldición (curse?) la persona que inventó estes conjugaciónes jeje
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Too many people to be cursed then... your sentence could be like:
"Maldición a la persona que inventó estas conjugaciones." "Maldita sea la persona que inventó estas conjugaciones." Although this sentence is too strong. Maybe I would say "¿quién diablos inventó estas conjugaciones?", which means more or less "who on earth invented this conjugations?" Let me again recommend you use a manual for conjugation... rules will be clearer and you'll learn to do it yourself and feel when a conjugation is more appropriate for each kind of verb.
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Estoy feliz lo que compré Lo me ayuda mucho en estes dos meses ¿Cómo se dice, "Thank you again"? Una vez gracias? gracias
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I've checked that Barron's and I hope you'll find it useful, although I think these kinds of books are the same as searching for a conjugation in internet.
There are some manuals that help you associate kinds of verbs and their conjugation, which makes your mind build them by yourself after regular use. I found one of these in Amazon. It's all in Spanish, but it's not hard to understand: Conjugación Lengua Española. Larousse.
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