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my pleasure,angliholic

so you are another English teacher then?
Sorry,but I'm just such a nosy person.
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my pleasure,angliholic

so you are another English teacher then?
Sorry,but I'm just such a nosy person.
Hi,

You'll never know what an English teacher is really like here until you learn and teach Chinese in your homeland for a few years.

No, you're not nosy at all! And thank you for your help all the while.
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