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Forum: Vocabulary August 15, 2011, 12:21 PM

Replies: 42 British English vs. American English Views: 14,990 Posted By Luna Azul I totally agree with you. :) I totally agree with you. :)

Forum: General Chat August 15, 2011, 12:19 PM

Replies: 27 Football/soccer/fútbol Views: 7,422 Posted By Luna Azul Sí, nací y crecí en Pereira. Es una ciudad muy... Sí, nací y crecí en Pereira. Es una ciudad muy agradable. Me llamo Marta. Mi equipo favorito naturalmente era Colombia, pero lamentablemente ya salió del campeonato. Ahora me gustan Brasil y...

Forum: General Chat August 14, 2011, 08:56 PM

Replies: 27 Football/soccer/fútbol Views: 7,422 Posted By Luna Azul CrOtALiTo, I live in the United States. I can't... CrOtALiTo, I live in the United States. I can't watch Spanish TV shows where I live. Well there is one channel, but I don't like it. Most of the programs are soap operas and I don't like those. ...

Forum: General Chat August 14, 2011, 05:08 PM

Replies: 27 Football/soccer/fútbol Views: 7,422 Posted By Luna Azul Ese partido se juega esta noche en mi ciudad... Ese partido se juega esta noche en mi ciudad natal. A mí también me gustaría mucho verlo, pero no tengo cómo. No tengo televisión en español donde vivo. Qué lástima, me encanta el fútbol. Ese...

Forum: Practice & Homework August 14, 2011, 04:59 PM

Replies: 8 En el restaurante Views: 3,426 Posted By Luna Azul Actually, this isn't a double negative sentence.... Actually, this isn't a double negative sentence. Those are two independent terms separated by a comma. You'd say the same in English: No thank you, nothing else. :) A doble negative would be:...

Forum: Grammar August 14, 2011, 04:50 PM

Replies: 19 Preterit vs. imperfect in one particular sentence Views: 8,134 Posted By Luna Azul Yes, it is, it's part of several actions that are... Yes, it is, it's part of several actions that are related in your story that started with you having dinner and ended with the rest of you walking with her. The time of the day doesn't matter. I...

Forum: Grammar August 14, 2011, 04:10 PM

Replies: 19 Preterit vs. imperfect in one particular sentence Views: 8,134 Posted By Luna Azul <<One of the women needed to go to the bus stop... <<One of the women needed to go to the bus stop and the rest of us decided to walk with her "Una de las mujeres necesitaba ir a la parada del bus y el resto (de nosotros) decidió caminar con...

Forum: Practice & Homework August 14, 2011, 03:52 PM

Replies: 17 Two mistakes I keep making Views: 8,108 Posted By Luna Azul Please, give me an example of a sentence they... Please, give me an example of a sentence they have corrected. :)

Forum: Introductions August 14, 2011, 03:41 PM

Replies: 5 Hola amigos! Mi primera vez usando un "blog" Views: 2,255 Posted By Luna Azul ¡Hola!! Yo también me llamo Luna, pero tengo un... ¡Hola!! Yo también me llamo Luna, pero tengo un apellido: Azul :D Bienvenida al foro. :)

Forum: Grammar August 14, 2011, 03:38 PM

Replies: 19 Preterit vs. imperfect in one particular sentence Views: 8,134 Posted By Luna Azul It actually depends on the rest of the story. The... It actually depends on the rest of the story. The sentence by itself doesn't allow me to tell you which tense is correct. I assume the action started before she "had to go to the bus stop". If...

Forum: Practice & Homework August 14, 2011, 03:25 PM

Replies: 17 Two mistakes I keep making Views: 8,108 Posted By Luna Azul 1. - @laepelba: You're not too wrong: those are... 1. - @laepelba: You're not too wrong: those are called "redundant pronouns". There's a difference in the way you use the Indirect Object in English and Spanish: I gave a book to my sister - I...

Forum: Vocabulary August 14, 2011, 01:02 PM

Replies: 27 Etimología de "Hay" Views: 28,301 Posted By Luna Azul Interesante.:) Interesante.:)

Forum: Translations August 14, 2011, 12:04 PM

Replies: 3 No lo fuera tanto Views: 3,092 Posted By Luna Azul No dice nada de una "joven" señorita, entonces me... No dice nada de una "joven" señorita, entonces me parece que se refiere a que la señorita no era tan 'señorita'. En tiempos cuando no ser virgen era inadmisible. :)

Forum: Teaching and Learning Techniques August 13, 2011, 11:57 AM

Replies: 28 Books Views: 11,152 Posted By Luna Azul "Estaba" is the Imperfect, the 'other' past tense... "Estaba" is the Imperfect, the 'other' past tense in Spanish. It gives the idea that your friend was a student at the school. If you use the preterite (estuvo) you're saying that your friend walked...

Forum: Practice & Homework August 12, 2011, 09:31 PM

Replies: 28 So many new words!!! Views: 5,087 Posted By Luna Azul No, not "mi gusto". The expression is "con... No, not "mi gusto". The expression is "con gusto".. "con mucho gusto".. "fue un placer"... "de nada". All these are correct. There are some more. :)

Forum: Teaching and Learning Techniques August 12, 2011, 09:29 PM

Replies: 28 Books Views: 11,152 Posted By Luna Azul "Sacar" is "to take out", "to get out".. It could... "Sacar" is "to take out", "to get out".. It could also be "to remove", it depends on the context. "Quitar" is more like "to take off", "to take away". Those verbs have several translations and...

Forum: Idioms & Sayings August 12, 2011, 07:46 PM

Replies: 6 Let's get things straight Views: 6,107 Posted By Luna Azul Enderecemos...:p Enderecemos...:p

Forum: Teaching and Learning Techniques August 12, 2011, 07:43 PM

Replies: 28 Books Views: 11,152 Posted By Luna Azul "y el quito un libro de su escuela cuando estubo... "y el quito un libro de su escuela cuando estubo en la primaria" "Quitar" doesn't make sense here. "Y él sacó un libro de su escuela cuando estaba en primaria".

Forum: General Chat August 12, 2011, 02:34 PM

Replies: 26 ¿Cuál es el dialecto mejor del idioma español? Views: 16,438 Posted By Luna Azul En español no se dice "un otro". Se dice... En español no se dice "un otro". Se dice simplemente "otro". "Would you like another?! = ¿Te gustaría otra?" :)

Forum: Practice & Homework August 12, 2011, 01:08 PM

Replies: 28 So many new words!!! Views: 5,087 Posted By Luna Azul Con gusto :rose: Con gusto :rose:

Forum: Translations August 12, 2011, 11:48 AM

Replies: 33 Te quiero, pero no te amo Views: 12,317 Posted By Luna Azul Sometimes I use "amar" with my family and my... Sometimes I use "amar" with my family and my pets, and some of my friends. But I also use "querer", depending, I guess, on my frame of mind. It's actually very difficult to convey the slight...

Forum: Practice & Homework August 12, 2011, 11:38 AM

Replies: 28 So many new words!!! Views: 5,087 Posted By Luna Azul Luna Azul:) Luna Azul:)

Forum: Grammar August 11, 2011, 05:23 PM

Replies: 11 Use of el/la Views: 4,315 Posted By Luna Azul I wouldn't say it's a nightmare. It's not that... I wouldn't say it's a nightmare. It's not that bad, actually. The grammar is pretty easy compared to other languages. The problem is the lack of rules.. Lots of things don't make sense. :)

Forum: Culture August 11, 2011, 03:36 PM

Replies: 15 Cultura poco conocida Views: 7,484 Posted By Luna Azul But it helped, didn't it?? :p :kiss: But it helped, didn't it?? :p :kiss:

Forum: Grammar August 11, 2011, 02:55 PM

Replies: 11 Use of el/la Views: 4,315 Posted By Luna Azul I hear you :p. I have to deal with the... I hear you :p. I have to deal with the inconsistencies of the English language.. For instance, the use of the prepositions make no sense at all sometimes..:D Why would you say "I've had many...

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