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1. 

   iluvcher2

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   07/04/09

   Thank you very much and I hope you have a great day tooTalk to you soon:)
   
   Linda
   
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   crazee cat ladie

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   07/03/09

   

   
   

   
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   Lisilyn

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   07/02/09

   Aca los examenes mas importantes que se rinden son: F.C.E (Firts Certificate in English), C.A.E (Certificate in Advanced English) y lo sultimos dos mas dificiles que es muy raro que lagente lo rinda son: C.P.E: (Certificate of Proficiency in English) y el I.E.L.T.S. (International English Language Testing System).
   
   Generalmente se rinden los dos primeros. Y una vez que rendiste el primero ya estas capacitado para dar clases de ingles, porque se supone que al idioma lo tenes bastante claro y demas. Yo ahora me estoy preparando para rendir el First, porque cuando podria haberlo hecho no me tenia ni un poco de ganas, una tarada porque podria haber terminado el colegio con el FCE y el CAE rendidos.. pero bueee!!! jajaja. Lo que si hay que prepararse muchisimo e ir a rendirlo muy seguro de todo, porque eso examenes, si bien los rendimos aca en la AACI (Asociacion Argentina de la Cultura Inglesa), los mandan a Oxford para que los corrigan profesores de alla y obvaimente no te perdonan ni un minimo error.
   
   Creo que me explique bien! jajaja si no entendiste algo pregunta! XD!

   
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   07/04/09

   Reply from DivineCher:

   jaja si, si entendi!!! Aunque aun me quedo media enredada!!! XD que de examenes!!! Tu rindelos todos! Aqui los alumnos de ESOL, solo los van pasando de nivel, hasta el 5 que se supone que ya sabes escribir y hablar!
   lolxoxoxo

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   iluvcher2

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   07/02/09

   I am hanging in! I might have to wait till august but better late than never. It is so hot and sticky here I can't stand this heat boy do I wish I was in Vegas right about now.I hope you have a wonderful 4th of July weekend.:) My birthday is on the 4th and I mentioned about a month ago I wanted a Cher cake.I will let you if I get it or not and also when I am going to Vegas. I hope your doing well:) take care of yourself and have a Cheriffic Day
   iluvcher2
   xoxoxo
   
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   07/04/09

   Reply from DivineCher:

   Happy b-day Linda!!!!! and Happy Independence day too!! I hope you have a great day!!!
   kiss
   XOXO
   

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   crazee cat ladie

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   07/01/09

   
   
   

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   neko3usagi

   303 Kudos

   06/29/09

   Oh Okay! good, I was afraid that something went wrong and that it didn't work or something! well, if you thought THAT was long, you should try talking to me in PERSON! you should see me then! well, anyways, if you ever need help, i'm always available to help! have a great night! ^__^
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   Lisilyn

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   06/27/09

   Mmm que es FCAT y ESOL?
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   07/02/09

   Reply from DivineCher:

   XD FCAT es un examen del estado para todos los de 10th grado, que necesitan paasar para poder graduarse. ESOL, (English for Speakers of Other Languages) es un programa para alumnos con Ingles como segundo lenguaje. te quitan una de tus electivas y te ponen una clase para aprender Ingles, lo que te ayuda 0 pq todos ablan Español y mientras ablen español, 0 van aprender. Se aprende mas en las clases regulares en Ingles aunque al principio no entiendas nada de lo que dicen.
   XDXDXD que explicada Yo !

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   iluvcher2

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   06/26/09

   Hi
   I know when I first heard the news I was in shock too.I am still numb When I was young I liked Farrah so much I actually had my hair done like hers!! I am so sad for both Michael and Farrah's family and all who loved themI am ok just sad and tired:( I hope you are ok!! We are supposed to have severe lighting storms up to 10pm so I have no idea how long I will be able to stay on here:( If I have to get off I just wanted you to know this and I will talk to you tomorrow!! Take Care and Have a Cheriffic Night
   iluvcher2
   xoxoxo
   
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   07/02/09

   Reply from DivineCher:

   Hey!!!!!
   How're you???
   I just wanted to say Hi! XD I hope youre adoing fine!!!! What about your trip to Vegas????? Are you gonna be able to make it????? I hope sooooooo!!!!!!
   take careeeeeeeeeeee
   kiss
   xoxo
   

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   neko3usagi

   303 Kudos

   06/26/09

   LOL, it's okay that you're confused! Japanese looks hard at first glance, since its all new letters, but in time you'll learn them. Anyways, I was having some trouble finding resources from Spanish to Japanese, so you may have to do a little searching yourself. I can suggest a few things to get you started, though. First of all, to read and write Japanese, you DON'T have to learn the 2,000 letter alphabet, called Kanji, that the Japanese have. You can start off with two smaller, easier alphabets called "Katakana" and "Hiragana." These are the true "ABC's" of Japanese, as they are phonetic. Normally, with Kanji, each letter is a different word, but with Katakana and Hiragana, you can sound out and spell out whole sentences that would have the same meaning as if you had written them out with harder letters. I would say that the easiest way to learn the Katakana and Hiragana is to learn to say and write them, which can be done with a workbook. A basic, cheap one is all that you need, and if you wanted, you could probably find one that was Spanish to Japanese. Also, I keep charts of the letters on my wall for quick reference when reading. The next thing I can suggest is getting yourself a Japanese learning textbook. Again, I don't really know what ones seem like they're the best, since I don't read Spanish, but my textbook is one of my best resources. A good textbook can teach you everything from numbers, sentence structure, and how to speak with different levels of respect (as that is VERY important in Japan). It has much more than I could EVER teach you online (LOL), and is always there when you need it. Another thing that really helps me with pronunciation and speaking is watching Japanese TV shows, and listening to Japanese music. Even if you can't understand everything, just hearing the language spoken helps you to get the gist of how to speak it, and you'll probably pick up phrases and words. Some anime (japanese cartoons) that I like a lot are: Sailor Moon, Azumanga Daioh, and Spirited Away. Many anime are available with the voices changed to english, but the best way to watch them is in japanese with english (or spanish, in your case!) subtitles. Just search around for things like "Sailor Moon Episode 1 spanish sub" and so on. Even if those anime that I have mentioned aren't your style, there are so many anime around that I can't name them all, and there is bound to be at least one or two that you enjoy watching, even if it is just to hear Japanese speech. Oh, and, as for music, I like "PUFFY," Ayumi Hamasaki, and Utada Hikaru. All of them do songs both in English and Japanese, so there is quite a variety. I would say that a great way to practice the new language is simply to use it whenever you can. Honestly, I speak japanese so much, that my friends routinely have to tell me to "shut up" all of the time! I truly love impressing people with my language skill, and it is very rewarding when you can understand or read a japanese word. Well this is getting kind of long (LOL), so I'll leave you with one last tip. Don't be discouraged if you don't get the language right away. Japanese is on the list of "Hardest languages for an English-Speaker to learn." It is said that learning it can take 4 times longer than some other languages to learn. I'm not going to lie and say that is is an easy language, but if you truly devote yourself to it, it is one of the most fun and most rewarding. If you ever have any questions, please feel free to comment or message me on facebook or on here, and I'll be happy to try to answer your questions! for now, have a nice day! ^__^

   06/29/09

   Reply from DivineCher:

   Yes!!!! I got your message! IT's SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LONG! hahaha I even forgot already some of the things you told me to do XD. besides my research online... I'm gonna try to find those Japanese books, and I'm gonna listen a lot to people speaking this language!!!! Oh God, help me in this long journey! lol
   Have a great day!! and thanks for everything!
   xoxo
   

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    Lisilyn

    239 Kudos

    06/25/09

    El de Reino Unido.. pero yo estoy muy americanizada por tanto Cher, tanta serie, tanta cosa estadounidense!!! jajajaja...
    No te creas, hay muchos phrasal verbs que me skjdfhasdjk los nervios! y ni hablar de los fuckiiiiiiiiiiiiing paraphrasing!! igual medio que ya les agarre la mano pero pueden sacar lo peor de mi!
    
    Ahora empece en la etapa de muchisimo vocabulario y me dieron y un libro para leer que, de una oracion de 10 palabras 5 no entiendo jajajaja,... y me jode porque al buscar las palabras en el diccionario me corta toda la lectura y ya me recontra perdi lo que venia leyendo y cuando llego al final me doy cuenta que no tengo ni la mas palida idea de lo que lei... jaja pero bueno, es hasta que me acostumbre, igual esta bueno! me gustaa!! jajaja
    
    Besooo!!!
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    06/27/09

    Reply from DivineCher:

    Ha! Eso que me dices me acuerda los estudiantes ESOL en mi escuela cuando hacen el FCAT. buscan palabras en el diccionario y cuando llegan al final ya no se acuerdan de la historia! XD
    pero poco a poco se aprende, y mas escuchando cosas en Ingles! jajajaj Cher te tiene muy americanizada! XD jajaja Lol!!!!!
    XOXO
    

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