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    Usually when A says "起来" to B, B may sit or occupy a place, A would like to let B leave the seat or place, it's kind of like "Stand up" or "Move" in English, but it's a little bit impolite if you say so to strangers, close friends will be OK possibly. Hope this explanation can help.
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    October 8, 2016
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    中国第一个条目。

    大家好!
    我是Brigi。我是匈牙利人。我家在布达佩斯。现在,我开始学习中文,我希望它不会很困难。我会勤奋。:)

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    January 20, 2016
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