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If you could learn any other language...
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updated Aug 19, 2009
posted by Alicia2919
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Is there a Mexican saying, "estar hasta los ojos" that means "to have had it up to here (with someone/something)"?
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updated Aug 19, 2009
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what are the most used spanish verbs
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updated Aug 18, 2009
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Where can I find the specific vocabulary words for each of the video segments
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updated Aug 18, 2009
posted by Ahden-Busch
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Is it true that wearing a tongue piercing/ring helps pronunciation to become better?
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updated Aug 18, 2009
posted by CarlouiS
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About how long will it take to be able to talk a decent conversation with someone?
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updated Aug 17, 2009
posted by truckman
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On the lesson flashcards, a picture is usually missing...
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updated Aug 16, 2009
posted by randomraccoon
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre 'siga y vaya?
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updated Aug 16, 2009
posted by batman53
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I am having trouble sending private messages...
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updated Aug 13, 2009
posted by STLAmy
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i got three different ways in english to say I'm going to miss you! in spanish
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updated Aug 13, 2009
posted by karenrstephens
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What is the difference between Naranja and Anaranjado?
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updated Aug 13, 2009
posted by lildude42386
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Language learning - adults and toddlers
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updated Aug 12, 2009
posted by Andrea-Fahy
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is it possible to get the same badge twice?
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updated Aug 12, 2009
posted by sarahjs
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Saber + infinitve vs. Saber a + infinitve
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updated Aug 10, 2009
posted by Nick-Cortina
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Will improvements to the site include changes to the dictionary such that adjectives are identified as such, rather than as "article"?
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updated Aug 9, 2009
posted by Janice
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"Hacer a alguien hacer algo" vs. "Hacer a alguien a hacer algo"
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updated Aug 9, 2009
posted by Nick-Cortina
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agua is a feminine noun but, 'el' seems to be used.
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updated Aug 9, 2009
posted by Incógnito
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what does the H sound like in spanish
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updated Aug 8, 2009
posted by debbie-butler
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quisiera saber cómo se dice: "hola guapo" en ingles
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updated Aug 7, 2009
posted by tairi
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