The Simple present Tense will be able to help you to talk about things that you do regularly. 

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The simple present Tense

Learn the 3 ways we pronounce the "-ed" suffix for the regular verbs in the Past Simple tense.

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"-ed" suffix pronunciation - verbs in the past tense

Gai comme un pingouin !
- Qui peut vivre dans un froid pareil ? Avec des morceaux de glace gros comme des montagnes ?
C'est nous, les pingouins ! Les charmants plaisantins !
En blanc et noir, nous nous élançons. Et zou ! Sur le ventre, nous glissons jusqu’à l’eau. Et plouf ! Bec en avant, nous plongeons dans les vagues.
Un jour, un goéland m’a assuré :
- Vous, les pingouins, vous ne savez pas voler dans le vent du ciel. Vos ailes sont riquiqui !
Je lui ai rétorqué :
- Nous n’avons pas besoin de voler dans le ciel, nous volons déjà dans l’eau !

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Vamos a ver las diferencias entre estos dos verbos. 

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I support your language goal(s) and I am here for anyone who needs my help. I just feel upset when a student tells me that they hate how they sound when they speak. They often only look up to native speakers.

A native speaker is someone who had a head start and you are playing catch-up.

Enjoy the process and know that ALL of us (teachers) are proud of you!

Good luck everyone! 

PS; My personal goal is to start learning Japanese this year. The journey is going to be a long one and I hope I will take my own advice when the time comes. 

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Vocabulary:
Hola
Qué onda
¿Cómo estás?
¿Qué tal? ¿Cómo has estado?
Hasta luego, hasta pronto, nos vemos. 

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