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16 Dec 2019
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English (US)
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someone who speaks english and is learning spanish
someone who speaks english and is learning spanish
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- English (US)
are you looking to have an exchange? this would be great for a friend of mine.. el no habla español pero esta empezando a aprenderlo..
- Spanish (Mexico)
Genial. Podrías contactarme con él?
Can you tell him about this?
Can you tell him about this?
- English (US)
@arteagaherreraa si, claro. creo que sería perfecto. le digo mañana..
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- English (US)
igual, si tienes alguna pregunta sobre el inglés me la puedes hacer también.. no hay ningun problema
igual, si tienes alguna pregunta sobre el inglés me la puedes hacer también.. no hay ningun problema
- Spanish (Mexico)
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