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I don't know if it happens to someone else, but I like 'investigation discovery' programs too much, everything that has to do with murders, jails, etc ... and I swear I'm not crazy or anything hahaha. other programs that I love are those of compulsive cleaners, compulsive savers ... I really like those kinds of programs hahaha
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It changed me in many ways. First, taught me that things have to be done in the moment and not leave them for later, because that "after" can be more complicated.
Now I think more of others before myself. During the entire quarantine I took care of the others a lot and I really liked it.
I learned to cook much more and better than before.
It made me have some good routines, which I didn't have before. I didn't have a schedule at all and during the quarantine I had to have schedules for some things and I learned that order is good.
There are many things I learned during the pandemic ... and I continue to learn. to spend time with the family, to cherish the little moments ...
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A few months ago I stopped making plans, because at least where I live things are a bit uncertain and can change from one day to the next.
My plans are more short-term like two or three days from now, no more than that haha .. or I say: if everything continues as it has been up to now, I can do x things ..
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sometimes you get used to hearing a particular accent and suddenly you meet someone who speaks the same language, but with another accent and you don't understand anything.
It happened to me with English, which I thought I understood perfectly, but I met people who have a different accent and I don't understand a single word. The same must happen to people with Spanish, where each nationality and regions have very different words, accents, slang,etc.
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I love eating things that for the vast majority of people are boring Hahaha.
The pandemic forced me to eat a lot of certain foods that I used to like a lot, to the point of not wanting more of the same. My grandmother is like a ninja turtle, she would eat pizza every day and we ate so much during the quarantine that my body desires healthy things with all my soul !! Now I love to eat oatmeal, fruits and salads haha.
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We have changed?
I think that everything that is happening in the world will change us forever. In my country we have been locked up without being able to go out more than once a week for more than two weeks (and we go out just to buy food)
This forced us to change a thousand attitudes, customs and ways of looking at life.
What change do you feel in yourself?
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Is there a methodology to learn Bosnian? Or any language?
I would like to know about your experience. Is there a methodology to learn that applies to any language?
I'm trying to learn the Bosnian language on my own, is very different from Spanish. So I was wondering if there is a methodology that I can apply to understand that language.
In English you usually start learning the famous verb 'to be'. in Spanish the same with verbs. but in Bosnian all words change depending on whether a man is spoken, a woman, etc. It is much more complicated .. I have no idea where to go. I know several isolated words, but I couldn't put together a sentence or have a basic conversation with anyone.
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What are you looking for in a partner?
I've been thinking about why I'm alone for a while, why it's hard for me to try to be with anyone... I think is because when you grow up and don't have so much time to waste trying your luck with different people, you realize that you want to be with the person you really need in your life, to improve. In my case, would be a free person, unstructured, a creative person who will inspire me, a person who wants to live the life he dream and not the one that is right because of social pressure, someone ambitious and fighting for his dreams.
What would you want in a person? important professional titles? economic stability? Do you feel that your priorities changed over the years?
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Let's imagine?
If the first to reach the moon and have to live there had been people from your country, what would the moon have been full of?
I begin: if those who had reached the moon would be Bolivians, the moon would be full of people selling everything. they would sell you memories of the earth, oxygen and even a little of gravity, because we are very traders.
the moon would already have its holidays and parades, the moon would have more restaurants and food stands than people. ahh! and the moon would have a Quechua name hahahaha.
Now is your turn 😀
(please if you can I would love if you correct my writing)
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Start a new life.
All the time we see cases of people who had to start a life from scratch, by many factors.
people who are forced to take a couple of suitcases and look for a life in another country, in another continent, in an unknown culture, etc. Did you ever think if that happened to you? What skills do you think would work for you in any other country you go to?
I think it's always good to know how to do something with your hands. either to cook something easy with basic ingredients, to learn how to fix nails, to cut the hair, to know something of mechanics, etc ... because many times when you have to go without having planned it. You do not leave with a work contract, you do not always find a job similar to what you had and you only count on your skills.
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