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She’s American Lyrics. Big town Synthetic apparitions of not being lonely "Look! He's having a breakdown Oh, what a letdown, a shame, I think he might die!" And now she's dancing enthralling, I guess I gotta wait my turn I said, "Don't fall in love with the moment" She said, "I've got a lot to learn".

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Both "I am American" and "I am an American" are correct. But "I am a/an " is not always correct or appropriate for other nationalities. For example, "I am a French" is just wrong. You have to say, "I am French. I am a Chinese" is also NOT good. For Americans my age, it makes us really uncomfortable to hear that. We were taught never to say, "He is a Chinese," as it is considered rude or politically incorrect, maybe even racist. It is much better just to say, "I am Chinese.

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She's Spanish, I'm American (Q7491863). Also known as. English. She's Spanish, I'm American.

In Latin American Spanish, when it comes to the plural forms, only one of them is in fact used - ustedes. This is perhaps the most important and most often cited difference between Peninsular and Latin American Spanish, so pay attention. In Peninsular Spanish, when you address two or more people, you have a choice to use either vosotros or ustedes as your mode of address. Which one you use is influenced by a number of factors including formality of context, degree of respect wishing to be demonstrated and the level of intimacy you have with whom you are speaking. For this reason, I’m a strong advocate of learning regional vocabulary. However, this comes with a disclaimer: most colloquial words and expressions won’t be at all useful when you go to a different Spanish speaking country. So, overall, are the differences between Peninsular Spanish and Latin American Spanish really so great?

She"s Spanish teacher in a school Calabaria. My best friend is Marco. He"s from Calabaria too and he"sa student at the University of Rome. Jean-Paul is the French teacher and Domingo is the Spanish teacher. Domingo comes from Zaragoza in Spain. I"m the Italian teacher and my class has students from Africa, Asia, America and Europe

You can say I am American and I am an American, because the word American is both a noun and adjective. The same goes with Australian or German or Canadian or African or Asian. Unfortunately, there are many nationalities which are adjectives only, and cannot be used as a noun. Any that end with -sh or -ese fall into this category. So you can say I am Chinese or I am English or I am French, but you cannot say I am an English, or I am a Chinese or I am a French