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  1. 08-Aug-2005, 18:02 #1
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    Default quiet-spoken

    I can find the meaning for "quiet-spoken" could somemone please help me.

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  2. 09-Aug-2005, 17:56 #2
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    Default Re: quiet-spoken

    It's a person with a quiet voice, that's all.
  3. 09-Aug-2005, 18:15 #3
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    Default Re: quiet-spoken

    thanks for your repply
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