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Actually, Irmamar - if you're talking about my preference for listening to English spoken by non-native speakers, I think that it speaks well to English teachers abroad. Teaching a "generic" pronunciation is great - because it will help the new speaker use pronunciations understood in much of the English-speaking world......
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It happens in the Spanish world too, even in Spain you might have problems understanding people from a particular region, etc...
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And maybe, if you come to Spain, you don't want to go back to the US.
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I don't know about tv, but I love the movie La Misma Luna. It is mostly Spanish but it has some English too. There's a movie called Bella that's also good, but it has more English than Spanish I think.
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¡Sí cuándo conjugé los verbos ahora es fácil! No necesito pensar sobre lo, yo solo escribo Pero a veces yo me equivoco jeje
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