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I would love to encourage more students of English to my thread "English Word of The Day." This is a great opportunity to practice your English no matter what level you are. The students of Spanish here learn so much from the Spanish native speakers.....Let us return the favor. That is what SpanishDict. is all about.

Thank you my friends. Marshall

Me encantaría alentar a más estudiantes de inglés a mi hilo "La palabra del día en inglés". Es una gran oportunidad para practicar su inglés, sin importar el nivel que tengan. Los estudiantes de español aquí aprenden mucho de los hispanohablantes ... Devolvámosles el favor. Eso es en lo que se basa SpanishDict.

Muchas gracias, mis amigos.            Marshall

I probably need help with my Spanish here. Any change appreciated. I love you all. - 0043ad50, Dec 28, 2011

Spanish does not end sentences with a preposition. Sobre todo SpanishDict es acerca de eso. - 0074b507, Dec 28, 2011

su inglés (the possessive adjective number agrees with the noun...not whom it refers to) - 0074b507, Dec 28, 2011

...alentarles a más estudiantes de inglés a participar en/visitar mi hilo "...." - 0074b507, Dec 28, 2011

Marshi... :) You are a star. - cogumela, Dec 28, 2011

You are so precious cogi. Thank you so much for your help. - 0043ad50, Dec 28, 2011

Way to work Marshall!! :) I'm pulling for you. Abrazos - Jason7R, Dec 28, 2011

What post qfreed? What are you talking about? - 0043ad50, Dec 28, 2011

Answer 1

Well said Marshall!! I think Spanishdict is the best site to learn English. I dare to say it's better to English learners than to Spanish learners, because most of threads are written in English and talks about doubts in Spanish, so if you speak Spanish it's easy to undersand their meaning.

And the best thing are the corrections. There are many people who can correct you!! ( seguro que en menos de 3 minutos ya me han corregido lo que acabo de decir... jeje)

Answer 2

Great post Marshall

I would love to see more learners of our language trying to use the English word of the day.

Would you? Here we go, then - cogumela, Dec 28, 2011