razpeitia

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bio	website	google.com
	location	Monterrey, Mexico
	age	23
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Student
Single
Proud of be Mexican
Speaking English, Spanish and a litte of Japanese
Taco lover

	543 reputation	bio	website	google.com	visits	member for	1 year, 6 months
26 badges		location	Monterrey, Mexico		seen	Apr 25 at 23:29

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Dec 20	revised	¿Se debe decir jefe o jefa al referirse a una persona de sexo femenino? added 97 characters in body
Dec 20	answered	¿Se debe decir jefe o jefa al referirse a una persona de sexo femenino?
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Jan 12	awarded	Nice Answer
Nov 23	revised	What is the difference between different ways of expressing desire and intention? edited body
Nov 23	awarded	Editor
Nov 23	comment	What is the difference between different ways of expressing desire and intention? Fixed!, Sorry my mistake.
Nov 23	revised	What is the difference between different ways of expressing desire and intention? deleted 3 characters in body
Nov 23	comment	Translating “looking forward to” Yeap, if you're from Argentina or Spain It'll sound strange. But sounds perfectly normal in Mexico and others countries.
Nov 23	answered	What is the difference between different ways of expressing desire and intention?
Nov 23	comment	Bueno as hello or greeting? Just as a word game, always that my brother calls a girl and the girl answers "Bueno?" he replays with "No, Buenote!". Buenote = Handsome.
Nov 23	comment	What does “tracatera” mean? Just for a moment I think that tracatera comes from "matraca".
Nov 23	comment	Various translations of “ticket” Ticket translation ticket. Is almost the same with taxi.
Nov 23	comment	How to translate “I can't wait…” +1 This sounds just perfect.
Nov 23	answered	Translating “looking forward to”
Nov 23	comment	Age range of niño, chico, muchacho, joven, etc Must of the time It depends on your age. If you're an 80 years old person you could call a 25 person a "niño" and there's no problem.
Nov 23	awarded	Commentator
Nov 23	comment	What is the origin of the word “tascalate”? > El orígen de la palabra “Tazcalate” es todo un enigma.
Nov 23	comment	Are there any nouns with irregular plurals in Spanish? Specially in the north of Mexico they add 's' even if it isn't necessary. For example the use of "gentes" instead of just gente.