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    Do the following sentences make sense? "Vegetarianism"

     

    I am trying to convert to <em></em>veganism from vegetarianism. It isn't for my health, it's for ethical reasons. I have never pushed my own opinion on carnivores. I feel uncomfortable when people with very obvious low health literacy bother to push their own opinions on me. I often hear things like "That's why you are so skinny, Ai, you gotta eat meat!"

     

    What I am, what I do and what I look like are none of your business.

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    August 5, 2014
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    Not exactly. You could say "good day", as in "Good day to you", but even that phrase is not used very often. "Good day time" would confuse most English speakers.
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    August 5, 2014
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