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Some people really loves to travel and learn about new cultures, but I don't really like it, I prefer to stay at my home, where everything/anything that I could need is near. For example, if I have an emergency I know exactly who I should call, or where I should go. I really like to be in a safe and confortable place, where I've food, entertainment and heating.
Algunas personas realmente aman viajar y aprender de nuevas culturas, pero realmente eso no me gusta mucho, prefiero quedarme en mi casa, donde tengo todo lo que necesito cerca mío. Por ejemplo, si es que tengo una emergencia, se exactamente a quien debería llamar, o donde debería ir. Realmente me gusta estar en un lugar cómodo y seguro, donde tengo comida, entretenimiento y calefacción.
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Some people really loves to travel and learn about new cultures, but I don't really like it,. I prefer to stay at my home, where everything/anything that I could need is near I need is close by.
For example, if I have an emergency I know exactly who I should call, or where I should go.
I really like to be in a safe and conmfortable place, where I've food, entertainment and heating.
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Some people really loves to travel and learn about new cultures, but I don't really like it, I prefer to stay at my home, where everything/anything that I could need is near.
Very minor change, but I would say "at home" or "in my home" sounds more natural than "at my home".
For example, if I have an emergency I know exactly who I should call, or where I should go.
I really like to be in a safe and conmfortable place, where I' have food, entertainment and heating.
I don't often see "I've" used as a contraction to say "I have" as in "tener". It is usually only used for the auxiliary verb form (haber). For example: "I have 3 cats" usually isn't "I've 3 cats" but "I have come from downtown" is commonly "I've come from downtown". This might be different in other countries or in speech, but in writing, very uncommon.
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Great write up! Very clear :)
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