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Abraham Lincoln Brigade: Spanish Civil War History and Education: Past Events

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Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives. ALBA in the News. Human Rights Film Festival. Join our Mailing List. Attend an ALBA Institute. ALBA Archives at Tamiment. Human Rights Film Festival. End of the Year Benefit Brunch. Sunday, December 13, 2015. Program starts at 12:30 PM. New York, NY 10011. Please join us for brunch and a conversation with Juan González, one of the nation’s best-known Latino journalists and co-host of Democracy Now! Brunch and drinks included. Advance tickets: $45 / at the door: $55.

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Festival de Cine Internacional de San Juan

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SpanishSoonNYC: Spanish classes in New York City

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Spanish classes in New York City. Spanish classes in New York City. I teach all Spanish levels from Beginner to Advanced for individuals, small groups and organizations. My classes are focused on the interest that brings you to study Spanish. I teach Spanish according to The Royal Spanish Academy, the official institution responsible of regulating the Spanish language. Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Reading, Writing and Conversational skills. Reasonable Rates and FLEXIBLE Hours. Once you start learn...

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SpanishSoonNYC: Intermediate

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Spanish classes in New York City. Prepositions: a, en, de, con). Estas preposiciones tienen los siguientes usos:. These prepositions are used in the following contexts:. Luis goes to the office. Las dos salgo de clase. I get out of class at. He writes with a black pen. 1 Pro cedencia Being or coming from somewhere. Pepe comes from class. Luis is from Spain. 191;Qué hora es? Son las dos de. What time is it? El libro es de. The table is (made of) wood. 1 Lugar donde se está Place where we are. Usually prec...

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SpanishSoonNYC: About me

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Spanish classes in New York City. Welcome to my website. I am a native Spanish speaker. I studied Latin American Studies and Literary Theory (Critical Theory) in the University of Montevideo, Uruguay. I teach according to The Royal Spanish Academy, the official institution responsible for regulating the Spanish language. I have successfully worked with lawyers, business executives, social workers, journalists, actors, actresses, painters and musicians to achieve their language goals. Jimmy M. Santos.

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festivals | Seattle Metblogs

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Archive for the ‘festivals’ Category. May 20th, 2010 @ 1:13 AM. If you too have been counting down the days to SIFF 2010. Count no more as it has finally arrived. The festival kicks off in grand style with a gala screening of. Artistic Director Carl Spence and Programming Manager Beth Barrett took a short break from their busy schedules to answer a few questions about the fest:. To discover films that audiences might not ordinarily take the risk to see. I’m really looking forward to a couple of films THE...

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SpanishSoonNYC: Spanish Meetup

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Spanish classes in New York City. Coming soon.so keep in contact! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some academics list the lexical similarities between Spanish and other Romance languages as ranging from 75% to 85%, which makes it possible to understand parts of one language with knowledge of another. Hispanic Population and Spanish. From the U.S. Census Bureau. Source: 2013 Population Estimates. WORD OF THE WEEK. Djective ( air; aerial ). La vista aérea de la bahía es maravillosa. Hay mucho tráfico aéreo sob...

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SpanishSoonNYC: Beginner

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Spanish classes in New York City. For most beginning students of Spanish, one of the hardest things is understanding verbs. That's because verbs in Spanish act differently from verbs in English. There are many Spanish verbs (like ser and estar) that convey distinctions in meanings that don't exist in English! Spanish verbs are tough, but this section will help you master them. Before you dive in, you need to know a little vocabulary first. Who performs the action (e.g., I, he, she, you, we). In order to ...