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  1. 13-May-2004, 13:56 #1
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    How to express for example I don!t like something? I heard I can say "yak" - is it true?
  2. 13-May-2004, 16:47 #2
    Tdol
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    In the UK we say 'yuck'.
  3. 13-May-2004, 21:30 #3
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    How about no thank you?
  4. 13-May-2004, 21:36 #4
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    I would be inclined to agree with twostep.
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  5. 14-May-2004, 00:20 #5
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    Only if it's an offer.
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