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I am looking for language exchange partners for both English and Spanish, especially spoken part. About Spanish, I just start learning it, I know I know I have been in this status for too long, I am sorry for that, but right now I am not just saying, I did make a move on Spanish, I will not give up. I would like to help you with your Chinese and if you want to learn some dialect, that would be a plus. Also I hope we could become friends so that language learning wouldnt be that boring, just an idea;) Let's start;)
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    both sound right for me;)
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    2 mei 2012
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    there is a slight difference between them, "right away" focus on whats going to happen next; while "right now" more likely emphasis something happen by the time. To make it sound easier, the content "right away" held is a bit like running water and "right now" sort of like still water:)
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    2 mei 2012
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    contact dancing, I love it;)
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    11 maart 2012
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    I need to learn English. 

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    14 januari 2012
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    Hi! 

    I would speak better my english so I would speak with somebody in similiar situation(I would like to talk to someone who also wants to improve his/her English. I am not so sure what you are trying to say;p)
    We can use Skype or all whatever you want to.
    I am a 24-year-old engineer who is very enthusiastic.
    I like football, also enjoy watching movies with my friends, undoubtly I am a big fan of things related to technology, i.e, robotics....
    Contact me!(drop me a line!)

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    6 november 2011
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    I do my homework --right I does my homework---wrong He does his homework---right He do his homework----wrong I don't do my homework--right I don't does my homework---wrong he doesn't do his homework ---right he doesn't does his homework---wrong Always remember, "does“ follows with he, she, it; while "do" is after I, they, you;
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    15 september 2011
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    D
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    15 september 2011
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    I think rundown in chinese means 运行速度变慢, I dont agree with "减少" since it's in poor state.
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    12 september 2011
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    luffy, I just checked 有道, that's true, some people uses "offsping" as their nickname or even in some songs, but I think it's self-made word, not really a real word. Dictionary is much more trustable than online translations anyways.
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    12 september 2011
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    Fear makes my pulse racing
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    12 september 2011
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