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30-Jun-2004, 06:22
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 how I make this polite? How can I make this polite? -- I'm glad to hear that you want to make it for me. Can I say like this? ... ... that you would like to make it for me. I don't see [you + would like.... ] this expression, so I'm curious. Thank you! |
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30-Jun-2004, 13:03
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01-Jul-2004, 08:48
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| Thank you, Casiopea! :) |
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01-Jul-2004, 09:07
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