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Traceyjayne
@Traceyjayne (11264)
• United Kingdom
15 Mar
I buy fruit every week, but i usually buy fresh, it doesn’t really spring to my mind to buy tinned.
However about twice a year I will buy tinned pears as it’s something that The Mister will have for a pudding after a meal.
Very...
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Winterishere
@thedevilinme (5216)
• Northampton, England
2 Jan 22
Emma Raducanu, the first qualifier to win the US Open Tennis, and at just age 18, has the X Factor. She is pretty, intelligent, mixed race and speaks three languages, including fluent Mandarin. she is a marketeers dream, not just...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
10 Oct 19
Sometimes you just want a bit of privacy and in America's top high profile job, that's just not easy to come by.
Lou Henry Hoover devised the best way of having private conversations with her Husband the President while under...
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nawala
@nawala123 (20871)
• Indonesia
4 Dec 18
What language will replace English as international language in the next 100 year?
we know that china is the biggest country in the world and mandarin is a language which used by more than 1 million Chinese around the world.
can...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
9 Nov 17
Sometimes I enjoy eavesdropping on the conversations of other commuters on buses and trains.
Sometimes however I find myself trapped, listening to the most dull repetitive, pointless, inane drivel imaginable.
I recently...
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srisahara
@srisahara (4508)
• Indonesia
31 Mar 16
According to an article, the duck is male Mandarin duck. In my country, I never seen it. Even, when I see it at the first sight, I think it is a bird. Do you know more about the duck? If yes, please you share here for me and all...
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danishcanadian
@danishcanadian (28954)
• Canada
14 Apr 13
An interesting observation. First off, I have extremely sensitive hearing, so I hear even the faintest whisper 10x louder than most would. This has something to do with my screwy vision, and the fact that I've learned how to "see...
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sevasworthington1
@sevasworthington1 (15)
• New Zealand
21 Oct 12
I have heard that Cantonese is par-to-par a more difficult language than Mandarin to master? Apparently, it has more tones and more complexity in its verbal composition than Mandarin - are there any native or tutored speakers in...
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LaraTecson
@LaraTecson (726)
• Philippines
29 Oct 11
A recent thread had inspired me to start a new discussion. It is already said by one of our fellow myloters that Mandarin is the most widely spoken language in the world. Meaning a wide range of population of the who world treats...
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Jacruz25
@Jacruz25 (1124)
• Philippines
5 Sep 11
What do you think is the next international language? I'm no fan of china but I think time will come that china will lead the world and their own language (Mandarin) will be spoken in many countries across the globe. Since almost...
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