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    地域社會の視点—地域社會とり-ダ- English Translation Can someone translate this sentence for me in English, please: 地域社會の視点—地域社會とり-ダ- Thanks much in advance!
    June 28, 2018
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    A Valid Expression? I want to ask if the following is a valid expression: " In both Malaysia and Taiwan, Malaysian Chinese literature has grown into a vibrant literary scene with many outstanding accomplishments." Thanks in advance.
    May 16, 2018
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    May 4, 2018
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    April 26, 2018
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  • Answered
    thanks Daniel! and Amy and Gunner.
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    April 25, 2018
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    在第一套房子"住不下"=usually means the apartment is too small to accommodate people 都因了=not sure what it means? perhaps "淹"了=drowned, covered in water, wet 租主=房東 appears more natural to me 找到这么便宜没这么好的房子=這種品質的房子 找不到更便宜的了meaning you can't find a better offer for this kind of apartment 久= perhaps 舊 (meaning old and worn) 邻居不安静=鄰居很吵 (noisy, rowdy) 電梯也沒有=也沒有電梯 appears more natural 现在我圣彼得堡主= 现在我"住在"圣彼得堡 中餐小饭店="饭店" means hotel so 飯館 seems more apporpriate 我的工作，地铁也不远= 我工作的地方，離地铁也不远 (the place I work is also close to the metro)
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    April 25, 2018
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    Another word for "class" I'm describing a photo of a bunch of graduates, who are the tenth batch of graduates of a certain school. I know the expression "graduate of class [year]," but in this case there is no year, so I'm stuck with the description of a certain "batch" such as the 10th batch who are the 10th bunch of graduates since the school's establishment. Is there a better, natural way to express this? Thx in advance
    April 25, 2018
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    Thanks Aaron
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    April 23, 2018
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    Fashion Practice A quick question: Is it OK to say "his fashion practice" to refer to someone's choice, taste, style..in clothing? As in the case that someone's fashion practice shows certain elements? Thanks in advance.
    April 23, 2018
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    Thanks Jeff, that helps much. Gracias.
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    March 30, 2018
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