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Latin Americans have a bit of a reputation for being heartbreakers. Should you ever fall victim to their charm, you'll be equipped with the skills to discuss your sorrows with your Spanish-speaking friends!

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lilianamata says

Hey love birds!

The question of the day is:

Have you ever had your heart broken?

Have you ever had your heart broken by a Latino/a?

¿Les han roto el corazón?

¿Les han roto el corazón algún Latino/a?

A mi me pasó en dos ocasciones. La primera vez lloré un día entero. Al día siguiente lo superé. La segunda ves me concentré en mi trabajo y pasó rápido. Creo que las cosas pasan por algo y no hay que forzar el amor.

It happened to me twice. The first time I cried the entire day. The next day I was over it. The second time I just focused on work and it passed quite fast. I think things happen for a reason. You can not force love.

February 23, 2011 from the Web.
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hazelreid says

I think the woman should have gone to more sympathtetic person, the man sounded exasperated with her! Ah well, sometimes tough love works!

Great lesson!

February 25, 2011 from the Web.
lilianamata says

True. Sometimes you need someone to comfort you. You know it will be alright but you just don't want to hear it. As you say love can me tough!

Glad you liked the lesson.

February 27, 2011 from the Web.
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Juliana67 says

¡La mujer en la lección sonó tan triste! Ella es una actriz buena.

February 28, 2011 from the Web.
lilianamata says

Soy yo!! jajajaja! Gracias por el piropo! Solo me imagine como se siente estar en esa situación!!

February 28, 2011 from the Web.
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mariner929 says

Por qué parace cuando dos gente quieren se seperarar, tantos quiera estar el primero uno lo terminar?  Es la carrera que romper la corazon?

:(

sorry if this didnt make much sense.. i'm very new to learning spanish

March 2, 2011 from the Web.
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Tille says

Hola! Qué divertido lo es aprender español con Spanishpod!

Tengo una pregunta. En el primer frase "No estés triste" por qué utiliza estés y no estás? Es el presente subjuntivo? 

March 6, 2011 from the Web.
lilianamata says

En el caso de "no estés triste" es el subjuntivo. Se utiliza porque es un deseo, esperas que la persona no se sienta triste, no esté triste. Pero si usas ESTAR. Esto quiere decir que le estas dando una afirmación. Le estas diciendo a la persona que no ESTA triste.

Es decir:

No estés triste- Don´t be sad.

No estás triste-You are not sad.

Ves la diferencia?

Saludos

March 7, 2011 from the Web.
Tille says

Sí ahora puedo ver la diferencia! Muchas gracias Liliana! Siempre es el subjuntivo que me hace confuso!

March 7, 2011 from the Web.
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Tille says

Cuando me siento muy triste, suelo escuchar música que me hace alegre y no música que es muy sentimental. También suelo estar con mis amigos y hacer cosas divertidas. 

Pero, a veces, simplemente necesitas que sentirte muy triste, porque entonces aprecias los buenos días mucho más. 

March 6, 2011 from the Web.
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mariner929 says

well that was fun.  see you all later

March 7, 2011 from the Web.
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tomitwospanish says

Muchas grácias Liliana! Estoy estudiando com spanishpod tambiem! i'm from Brazil and i thought that spanish would easy because is similar to portuguease! ahuahauhauh 

É muito divertido aprender com você! Estarei sempre por aqui! Muito obrigado! Saludo!

March 10, 2011 from the Web.
lilianamata says

Hola!!

El español es muy parecido al portugues. A veces con mis amigos brasileños hablo PORTOÑOL jajaja

Estou feliz de tê-lo no website. Bem-vindo à SpanishPod!!!

March 14, 2011 from the Web.
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July 9, 2011 from the Web.
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avitali83 says

Yo Me Gusta el un leccion!

September 23, 2011 from the Web.
lilianamata says

Que bien!! Estudia con nosotros!

September 26, 2011 from the Web.

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