Thanks marklandoe.It help me. I hope to talk to yopu oneday throught Skype.

I do. However, I don't think of Heaven and Hell in the traditional sense of playing a harp on a cloud and eternal burning. I hope you don't mind, here's how I would pose the question in English: "Do you believe that there is a heaven and a hell after death?" You need to have agreement between the verb "to be" and the noun(s) to which it relates. So for example, in your original question you say "Do you think there ARE (plural verb form of "to be")...." Since your verb references something plural, you would need to say heavens and hells so that there is plural agreement. But instead, by using the singular verb form of "to be" of "is" it requires a singular noun-"heaven" and "hell." Here's a link that describes what I'm talking about. I'm sorry, couldn't find a good one in Spanish. http://www.esc.edu/esconline/across_esc/writerscomplex.nsf/0/9E119AB27AD3C6C0852569F10072DFF4?opendocument I would be happy to explain to you in Skype sometime. Hope this helps.

Nowhere. Death is the end of existance. Alternatively, if u prefer to believe in a special place to go to, I'd propose the Tlalocan, that's way more creative than that conservative heaven-hell-thing.

then where will you go after died?

No.