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thanks so much thats very help me

i study all what you say

thanks alot

i saw the spanish grammer is difficult something...

i like to know more about "te"and "se"and simple sentense on it

it isnt aform of ser and estar ,,,right?

gracias for your help

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thank you cobre about this help

which dictionary you are use?

give me it name and i will search about it an save to to use it

my english is not my native languages so it is rather bad

thanks

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a_m_h

There is a growing glossary here at SpanishPod which can be accessed through the search engine box in the upper right hand corner of any page.

Otherwise, for an online dictionary, I usually use WordReference.com

When I am searching for words, I often use the Google translate page but find that it often does terrible Spanish, so it mainly gives me a quick list of words that may or may not be the ones I need.

I then start checking on the meanings and usage of the new words it gives me. That is kind of fun, because I try to use the all Spanish version of Wordreference, where if I get stuck on a word, all I need to do is click on En ingles: and I can get translations and usage examples.

Mariotardi started a thread listing online dictionaries and other resources.

Cobre.

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a_m_h: No, te and se are not forms of estar and ser, they are personal pronouns. You will encounter them in many newbie lessons (for example, llamarse is explained in newbie lesson A0004 "She's not Mexican" and cómo se dice is explained in newbie lesson A0008 "How do you say ...?"). I think these would be great lessons for you to learn more about "te" and "se". Also, I would like to mention that PraxisLanguage is going to start EnglishPod soon. As English is not your native language, you might consider studying those lessons, too. ;-)

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thanks for all for help me

WordReference.com :i find this site is very helpful

offcourse when EnglishPod start i will studying it

but i wonder that i saw this in my account:

You currently have an Free subscription that expires on September 24, 2008. (PST)
The outstanding value of your credits is $0.00.

what does that mean??

i should pay money now?

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a_m_h

At the bottom of this page, go to "subscription information". There are different types of subscriptions to choose from. The basic subscription is $5 per month.

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a_m_h: you have probably enjoyed a 7-day trial subscription, which allows you to use the features that are included in the basic and premium subscription. After September 24 you have to pay for several of these features as discussed in the subscription information mentioned by kikuyu and I'm pretty sure that this was also written on the web page where you signed up for the trial subscription.

Well, the newbie lessons are for free as far as I know; thus, you can continue to study them. ¡Hasta luego!

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J.P., you wrote: "This week are shows are centered around an emergency room theme. Hope you like them!"

You are learning so many languages that you're starting to forget you're first one.

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blues38, ha ha, I started to forget English a long time ago :)

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Equivocarse de pastilla es algo tan malo que es una buena idea poner el tema en una lección. Gracias.