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I'm Mei Mei from China, I bet you wonder why I use an animal pic as my portrait. Well, I will let you know if you contact with me. Seems like everyone should talk about their hobbies in a self-introduction. So I used to workout and run, but since it's winter time, I think as a mammal, hibernation is necessary, so.....I swear I will catch up later when I wake up from hibernation. My fav show is GRILS, I love jazz, hip hop, funk and chinese national minority music, like outdoor activities, love summer, dog person, etc. So if you want to study English with me or learn Chinese from me, I'm here!
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    你愛聽不聽 means Whether you like or not, I'm gonna say what I wanna say. I don't care what you think at all. 你愛不愛聽 means Do you like things what I tell or advices what I suggest. it's a polite ask, which mean I care what you think when I say something to you, and I'm asking your opinion about it.
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    February 17, 2016
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    This grammar is totally used in a non-formal situation, especially speaking to your friends or families or someone who is close to you. In the conversation you posted, I guess this person B doesn't normally get up so early, so person A said this sentence"干嘛啊你" instead of "你干嘛啊" to express some kind of surprise. In some kind of short sentence, in order to express some feeling like surprise or sarcasm(in a joke way), we normally put subject at the end of sentence.
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    February 17, 2016
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