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I'm a full-time software developer, working from home for a company in Atlanta, GA. I from Wichita, KS but have been living in Guadalajara, Mexico for the last year, and will stay here until sometime early 2012.

Soy ingeniero de software, y trabajo para una empresa de Atlanta, Georgia, EEUU Soy de Wichita, Kansas, EEUU, pero he estado viviendo en Guadalajara, México desde junio de 2010. Voy a regresar a EEUU en enero de 2012.


May
21
comment Is “Esas cestas son hechas de mano” correct?
It appears you are translating a statement, and not a question (as the question form in English would be "Are these baskets made by hand?"). If I was incorrect to remove the question marks, please feel free to reverse my edit.
May
21
comment Fill in the blank with a, de, en, para, o por
Welcome to Spanish.SE. We won't do your homework for you. If you have specific questions about the principles of your homework assignment or course material, please feel free to ask those as separate questions.
May
20
comment Why do you use “al” before a verb?
I never heard of this use of al. Thanks for teaching me something new.
May
20
comment Can someone teach me spanish over skype please?
There are other online resources to help you meet people to do language learning exchanges, however. I suggest doing a Google search to find one you're happy with.
May
20
comment Can someone teach me spanish over skype please?
Welcome to Spanish.SE. This isn't what we do here. However, we are happy to help you learn Spanish by way of answering specific questions you may have. Please refer to the FAQ.
May
19
comment How is the second person singular formed with rioplatense “vos”?
Great question, and welcome to Spanish.SE!
May
19
comment Determining gender of words ending in “e”
Indeed. el verde can be thought of as a shortening of el color de verde. Same for el número de catorce, etc.
May
19
comment Identifying masculine and feminine words
For coche, camión (and by extension, camioneta), and avión I was taught the "Boys toys" rule... that is, "the boys' toys (equipment, etc) are masculine"
May
19
comment Identifying masculine and feminine words
Related: spanish.stackexchange.com/q/322/12
May
8
comment Proper way to express the time of a flight
Welcome to Spanish.SE!
Apr
25
comment When are 'me', 'te', 'os' and 'vos' used?
Are you asking about me/te/os/vos, or about 'te' vs 'tu'? They are both good questions, but they are separate questions.
Apr
17
comment Meaning of “andar de vago(a)”
Thanks for the thorough answer, and welcome to Spanish.SE!
Apr
10
comment Meaning of “andar de vago(a)”
It was a woman who said "andar de vaga" to me; if that makes a difference.
Apr
7
comment Stir the pot, in American Spanish
That comment should probably belong on the question, not your answer. But it is a somewhat common phrase in American English. I don't know if it's used in British English or not.
Apr
4
comment how to translate the software specific expression “how to” in Castellano?
"How to" is not a computer-specific term/concept.
Mar
22
comment Objeto Indirecto
I don't think "your" can be an indirect object; it's a possessive pronoun. Did you mean "you" is the indirect object (which would be omitted/implied in English)? "They are making your beds (to/for you)?"
Feb
11
comment ¿Hay una diferencia entre “restaurante” y “restauran”?
Thanks, but that's not much of an answer to the question. Is there any difference between the two words?
Feb
11
comment Spanish to English - List of letters
This isn't how languages work.
Feb
11
comment Myspell and different variants of Spanish
That's really beyond the scope of this site. I would start with google. I know Mozilla has such dictionaries. So does OpenOffice.
Feb
8
comment Myspell and different variants of Spanish
There are many spell checkers available, many open source, which offer regional dictionaries.