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Mark Esposito
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Jun 11, 2019
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    Basit... an example: If suddenly this entire website was entirely (and only) in Urdu, I might say, "Oh, this website is really pandering to people from Pakistan." The implication is that it is focusing on the needs of one group, and excluding others. In my opinion it is a very negative word and should only be used in negative contexts.
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    October 27, 2016
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    I would recommend Chartlotte's Web. This book is usually recommended for people around the age of 8-10, which should challenge you, but not overwhelm you. It is a cute story about the friendship between a pig and a spider.
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    October 27, 2016
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    I'll give this an attempt at this: 1. Wrong. Name should be plural: NAMES 2. Wrong. Name should be plural: NAMES 3. Correct. I think. But a little strange. 4. Wrong. "boy car's" implies, strangely, that the car is a boy. In truth, I don't like any of these sentences! But #3, I think, is the closest to correct. I would rephrase the statement like this: The boy's car is a beautiful colour. This is much more clear and natural sounding to an English speaker, in my opinion
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    March 22, 2016
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    This sounds like a very poetic use of the language. Because of this, more context would help us understand the meaning! What were the sentences before this phrase?
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    March 22, 2016
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    start to translate some sentence ^_^

    1. I like surrounding myself with beautiful things  
    2. He has a large old sword  collection
    3. The treasure of the tomb had been robbed
    4. I touched lightly on his arm
    5. A valley is a low area of land of erea between 2 mountains
    6. The most popular Korean vegetable of korean is Kimchi
    7. I can not remember a word she said
    8. This idea is well worth to consider considering
    thanks ^_^
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    March 22, 2016
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