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Combine the two ideas into a single sentence. I’d like to say I speak two languages-most people assume I do. My Spanish is … not muy bueno
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Combine the two ideas into a single sentence. I’d like to say I speak two languages-most people assume I do. My Spanish is … not muy bueno
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I speak two languages a lot of people assume i speak spanish but my spanish is not muy bueno
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