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Currently student in computer science (& Mathematics, formally anyway) in the University of Strasbourg.

Working on iPhone applications and C#.

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Nov 18	comment	What is the diminutive of “pan” (meaning bread)? Good idea I'll look for a picture :)
Nov 18	comment	What is the diminutive of “pan” (meaning bread)? Not Colombia... I disagree. I am from Colombia myself and we don't use it as interpreted in other countries. it also depends from what region of colombia are you but bogota and cali don't use it to mean "Small bread"
Nov 17	comment	What is the correct order of object pronouns? Maybe you can post some examples?
Nov 17	comment	What's the origin of the Panamanian word “biñuelo”? Is it merely a corruption of “buñuelo”? Hmmm.... interesting.
Nov 17	comment	How to decide between “ahora” and “ya” for the sense “now”? I edited it again :-) I don't do it so much for the vote anyway. I hope it is now clear :D
Nov 17	comment	How to decide between “ahora” and “ya” for the sense “now”? I edited it for you :-)
Nov 17	comment	What is the future subjunctive and how was it used? Should your example have future subjunctive or the absence of it?
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark Hmmm.... I don't know either... english is not my native language so that nuance is a bit foreign to me. Feel free to edit the question as you see fit. :-)
Nov 17	comment	How to choose between “carecer” and “faltar”? They are linked. I edited it aswell :-)
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark Edit done. And I addressed your specific questions at the end. :-)
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark But the usage of both signs is relevant for the question, since both signs have the same rules.
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark I figured just copying the answer. I dunno if that is forbidden though. I guess they are different questions...
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark I meant articles aswell, or a academic paper. Not really limited to legal documents. Anything that is outside of the informal must use them.
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark I'm sorry but it is enforced in official documents and articles. It is still important for the understanding of the phrase. It may be ignored talking to friends or SMS or messenger. But not while writing seriously.
Nov 17	comment	Proper placement of inverted question mark Possible duplicate: Inverted question marks
Nov 16	comment	¿Existen las palabras «nosotras» y «vosotras»? Vais has no accent.
Nov 16	comment	How can I know if a word or phrase should be avoided due to regional variations? That's probably because you are from Madrid yourself. But as said, it is highly subjective, and wikitravel considers the one spoken in Bogota as the most neutral. Not to mention the RAE considering it very good aswell: Source Please be aware is the one in Bogota. Not in Colombia.
Nov 16	comment	How important are accents in written Spanish? Good answer. It is true that accents should be used even when all letters are capital. Although this rule is often contested by native speakers. When I was in school my literature and philosophy teachers always took a point off when an accent was not there. For us while reading a book or article accents are very important and demonstrate the dominion of the author in Spanish. Personally, when I don't see them it burns my eyes, but I guess that's product of my spanish literature nazi teacher...
Nov 16	comment	Origin and usage of “¿” and “¡” My pleasure! :-)
Nov 16	comment	How important are accents in written Spanish? The thing is the accent can be omitted only on SOME words. But most accented words REQUIRE it to distinguish themselves from other words. For instance with past tense and present tense or with homonyms. :-)