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Old May 14, 2009, 08:32 AM
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Sé que UE quiere establecer en estándar en muchos campos no solamente
la educación, y crear una homogención homogeneización entre los paises parecida a la
estandardación estandarización que tenemos en EE.UU. Veo lo bueno en eso pero tambien
sé que algo bueno se perderá en el proceso. Tengo miedo que el individualismo entre los paises de europa está en riesgo de evaporarse.
¿Que opines tú?

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Old May 14, 2009, 10:10 AM
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Sé que UE quiere establecer en estándar en muchos campos no solamente
la educación, y crear una homogención entre los paises parecida a la
estandardación que tenemos en EE.UU. Veo lo bueno en eso pero tambien
sé que algo bueno perderá en el proceso. Tengo miedo que el individualismo entre los paises de europa está en riesgo de evaporar.
¿Que opinas tú?
Chileno forgot to mend (?) the 'a'

In my opinion, some type of European convergence is good. I think that in some things (some ) USA would be a good model to follow, but in another things I like Europe as it is now.

Anyway, I'm a bit tired of so much nationalisms. Here in Spain everything is nationalisms: Spanish, we are the best; Catalonian, we are the best; Cantaburrilians de Abajo, we are the best... I'm really tired and I'm very interested in Europe.

I don't think that Spanish universities are bad, I think they're good, and I like this European convergence in University studies because you're able to carry on with your studies anywhere in the EU. Anyway, primary and secondary school are quite bad and we're the worst when European pupils make tests to know what about the teaching is in European countries. Above all, we, the Spanish, should learn a lot from Europe. Many times I think: are we really in Europe? By the other side, I love my country
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Chileno forgot to mend (?) the 'a'

In my opinion, some type of European convergence is good. I think that in some things (some ) USA would be a good model to follow, but in another things I like Europe as it is now.

Anyway, I'm a bit tired of so much nationalisms. Here in Spain everything is nationalisms: Spanish, we are the best; Catalonian, we are the best; Cantaburrilians de Abajo, we are the best... I'm really tired and I'm very interested in Europe.

I don't think that Spanish universities are bad, I think they're good, and I like this European convergence in University studies because you're able to carry on with your studies anywhere in the EU. Anyway, primary and secondary school are quite bad and we're the worst when European pupils make tests to know what about the teaching is in European countries. Above all, we, the Spanish, should learn a lot from Europe. Many times I think: are we really in Europe? By the other side, I love my country
No tengo experiencía con Europea politicos pero pienso todos los países (también los países en norte y sudo americana) acercamiento (Coming together?) es múy bien!

¿España usa el euro, y ellos tienen un diferente tipo de dinero? ¿Peseta?

gracias, tus repuestas me ayudan aprender el idioma y tambien la cultura
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Old May 14, 2009, 11:00 AM
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Chileno forgot to mend (?) the 'a'

In my opinion, some type of European convergence is good. I think that in some things (some ) USA would be a good model to follow, but in another things I like Europe as it is now.

Anyway, I'm a bit tired of so much nationalisms. Here in Spain everything is nationalisms: Spanish, we are the best; Catalonian, we are the best; Cantaburrilians de Abajo, we are the best... I'm really tired and I'm very interested in Europe.

I don't think that Spanish universities are bad, I think they're good, and I like this European convergence in University studies because you're able to carry on with your studies anywhere in the EU. Anyway, primary and secondary school are quite bad ,and we're the worst when when compared to other European pupils in testing scores. Above all, we, the Spanish, should learn a lot from Europe. Many times I think: are we really in Europe? By the other side, I love my country
Iberia el sub-continente de Europa. Éso sí parecía la realidad antes, pero ahora menos.
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Linguísticas son el studia de la primeras idiomas que los humanos hablaron hace mucho tiempo y como ellos desarrollaron de hace much tiempo a hoy. Cuándo se estudia linguísticas, no estudia único un idioma, pero todo

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Estudiar de inguísticas = Como los idiomas desarrollaron

Yo te esperé ententerme jeje

Editar - UY Yo no miraba tema (post?) de imamar

Thank you for your asnwer, and I got it that you said.
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Chileno forgot to mend (?) the 'a'

In my opinion, some type of European convergence is good. I think that in some things (some ) USA would be a good model to follow, but in another things I like Europe as it is now.

Anyway, I'm a bit tired of so much nationalisms. Here in Spain everything is nationalisms: Spanish, we are the best; Catalonian, we are the best; Cantaburrilians de Abajo, we are the best... I'm really tired and I'm very interested in Europe.

I don't think that Spanish universities are bad, I think they're good, and I like this European convergence in University studies because you're able to carry on with your studies anywhere in the EU. Anyway, primary and secondary school are quite bad and we're the worst when European pupils make tests to know what about the teaching is in European countries. Above all, we, the Spanish, should learn a lot from Europe. Many times I think: are we really in Europe? By the other side, I love my country
Gracias por la "a"

En cuanto a lo describes acerca del nacionalismo... eso pasa en todas partes, y aún así, yo también quiero a mi país.
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No tengo experiencía con Europea politicos pero pienso todos los países (también los países en norte y sudo americana) acercamiento (Coming together?) es múy bien!

¿España usa el euro, y ellos tienen un diferente tipo de dinero? ¿Peseta?

gracias, tus repuestas me ayudan aprender el idioma y tambien la cultura
Yes, acercamiento is a good word.

We use the euro, too. We don't use already the peseta since 2001.
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Yes, acercamiento is a good word.

We use the euro, too. We don't use already the peseta since 2001.
We haven't used the peseta since 2001.
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We haven't used the peseta since 2001.
Yes! I should know it. It's a curious thing. When I do English exercises (about filling in the gaps, for instance), I do right them. But when I'm speaking or writing fast, I usually translate the sentences directly from Spanish. Some sentences you correct me make me think about the sentence syntax or the vocabulary. But sometimes I know the correct way of telling something, but I translate a sentence directly from Spanish and this annoys me, because I should know the correct way. I don't know how avoid my own language from my brain when I speak/write in English!
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Yes! I should know it. It's a curious thing. When I do English exercises (about filling in the gaps, for instance), I do right them. But when I'm speaking or writing fast, I usually translate the sentences directly from Spanish. Some sentences you correct me make me think about the sentence syntax or the vocabulary. But sometimes I know the correct way of telling something, but I translate a sentence directly from Spanish and this annoys me, because I should know the correct way. I don't know how avoid my own language from my brain when I speak/write in English!
Irmamar, te siento. Soy el parecido. ¿Sabes qué me ayuda? Cuando estoy escuchando a hablantes nativos de español hablan inglés yo oigo muy pistas importantes.
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La mismo equivocaciones tú cometes son la mismo errores que hablantes nativo de inglés cometen cuando habla español. Cuando tú escribes en inglés con el orden de las palabras del español, entonces ahora yo sé el orden de las palabras en español.

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The cat blue is more better than the cat black
(hablante nativo español habla en inglés, pero es incorrecto)
¿Miras las pistas? Yo mismo, un estudiante de español, miro esta frase y sé que el orden de las palabras es parecido a español.
El gato azul es más mejor que el gato negro
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El azul gato es mejor que el negro gato
(hablante nativo inglés habla en español, pero es incorrecto) Este es por tú, porque estas aprendiendo inglés.. ¿Miras el orden de las palabras, es incorrecto, sí? Pero es una pista por tú
The blue cat is better than the black cat




Miras con cuidad cuando lees/escuchas nuestros frases (estudiantes de español).... tú econtrarás pistas en el orden de la palabras cuando nos equivocamos.

¡Lo siento, fue difícil explicar per espero que tú lo entendieras bien
But basically when a native English speaking, trying to speak spanish, makes a mistake with the word order, it is a clue for you. You now have a clue to how the word order might be in English.
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