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Old May 16, 2011, 04:08 AM
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Old May 16, 2011, 04:28 PM
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Old May 16, 2011, 04:57 PM
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¿Sos de Australia? ¿Hablás castellano y inglés como tus lenguas maternas?
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Old May 16, 2011, 06:11 PM
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¿Sos de Australia? ¿Hablás castellano y inglés como tus lenguas maternas?
Soy Colombiana pero vivo en Melbourne, Australia. Hablo Español (como lengua materna) e Inglés(como la lengua que mas hablo actualmente)
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Cual es tu comida favorita?


What is your favourite food?

I hope you can understand me.
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Comida preferida Colombiana? Es lo mismo que preguntar cuál es el plato típico colombiano. NO LO HAY Para facilitar la question, responderé que me gusta la carne (pollo, carne, pescado) por ende, me encantan los BBQ Australianos.
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por ende, me encantan los BBQ Australianos.
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me gustas tambien los BBQ australianos! guuuuuutaaaa! hehe


y, torres, ¿por qué has dicho "te" y "a ti"? Why do you need both?
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whoops I found a spelling mistake "Qué te te gusta a ti"
And it's like saying What do YOU like? make sense? You could just say "A ti, ¿qué te gusta?" same thing but different

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me gustas tambien los BBQ australianos! guuuuuutaaaa! hehe


y, torres, ¿por qué has dicho "te" y "a ti"? Why do you need both?

" Y Torres," you NEVER put a comma after or before "y" as "y" does the work of a comma.

Also, you never ever ever say "Me gustan los gatos Y los perros Y los loros Y los caballos" (I like the cats and the dogs and the parrots and the horses). The correct say to say it would be "Me gustan los gatos, los perros, los loros y los caballos" Notice that Y is used to finalize the sentence, you are hence saying, that that's it for that phrase.


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Whoa! Pargo frito en toda la costa es lo mismo, chicha de patilla JAMÁS lo habia escuchado, bollo es típico costeño....
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