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edge of seventeen
What does "edge of seventeen" mean?
I don't exactly remember where i've heard of it. But I guess it means "end of seventeen"?
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Re: edge of seventeen
It's the title of a song, and a movie. It means, no longer a child and not yet an adult.
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Originally Posted by
Casiopea It's the title of a song, and a movie. It means, no longer a child and not yet an adult.
Can I think of edge as an end? "end of seventeen"?
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Yes, you could, but it carries more meaning than that. It's more like, a conceptual line, i.e., the edge along which the years 17 and 18 meet. That is, the end of childhood and the beginning of adulthood.
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Originally Posted by
Casiopea Yes, you could, but it carries more meaning than that. It's more like, a conceptual line, i.e., the edge along which the years 17 and 18 meet. That is, the end of childhood and the beginning of adulthood.

Is 18 the beginning of adulthood in America? Coz it's different here in korea. 20 is the beginning of adulthood. Do people in America can drink after they become 18?
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In North America, a person 18 years of age is considered an adult. As for the (legal) drinking age, it depends on the State or Province you live in.
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Originally Posted by
Casiopea In North America, a person 18 years of age is considered an adult. As for the (legal) drinking age, it depends on the State or Province you live in.

That was very clear, Thank you Casiopea~ ^___^*
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Re: edge of seventeen
You're most welcome, Aaron.
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