Jan. 12, 2026
Where I come from
Hello Susan, nice too meet you!
My name is Facundo and I'm from Argentina, specifically Buenos Aires. You know Buenos Aires?
Although I was born in Buenos Aires, I currently live in mendoza for work. I'm software developer and, as my job requires, I'm learning English.
My native languages is Spanish, I don't know any other languages, only English, where I have a basic level.
Hola Susan, ¡mucho gusto!
Me llamo Facundo y soy de Argentina, concretamente de Buenos Aires. ¿Has estado alguna vez en Buenos Aires?
Aunque nací en Buenos Aires, actualmente vivo en Mendoza por trabajo. Soy desarrollador de software y, como mi trabajo me lo exige, estoy aprendiendo inglés.
Mi lengua materna es el español; no sé otros idiomas, solo inglés, donde tengo un nivel básico.
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Where I come from
Hello Susan, nice too meet you!
Hello Susan, nice to meet you!
Too means also or as well.
My name is Facundo and I'm from Argentina, specifically Buenos Aires.
You know Buenos Aires?
Although I was born in Buenos Aires, I currently live in mMendoza for work.
Although I was born in Buenos Aires, I currently live in Mendoza for work.
I'm software developer and, as my job requires, I'm learning English.
My native languages is Spanish, and I don't know any other languages, only English, wherein which I have a basic level.
My native language is Spanish, and I don't know any other languages, only English, in which I have a basic level.
More natural options:
"My native language is Spanish, and I know a little bit of English, but no other languages."
"My native language is Spanish and I speak a little bit of English, but I don't know any other languages."
"My native language is Spanish and I have a basic level in English, but I don't know any other languages."
You could also add "yet" to the end your sentence or any of these sentence if you have the intention to learn any other languages beyond Spanish and English in the future.
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Hello Susan, nice too meet you!
Hello Susan, nice to Too means also or as well. |
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My name is Facundo and I'm from Argentina, specifically Buenos Aires. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You know Buenos Aires? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Although I was born in Buenos Aires, I currently live in mendoza for work.
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I'm software developer and, as my job requires, I'm learning English. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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My native languages is Spanish, I don't know any other languages, only English, where I have a basic level.
My native language More natural options: "My native language is Spanish, and I know a little bit of English, but no other languages." "My native language is Spanish and I speak a little bit of English, but I don't know any other languages." "My native language is Spanish and I have a basic level in English, but I don't know any other languages." You could also add "yet" to the end your sentence or any of these sentence if you have the intention to learn any other languages beyond Spanish and English in the future. |
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