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    This is like situation, condition, circumstance in English. They share some similarities. But you can figure them out easily right? The key is the sentence, the setting. So you had better not be bothered by this. You will get better understanding once your Chinese skill improves.
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    July 29, 2016
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    The word you are asking means you(plural). I think you should check the wiki again. I guess you confound them. They look very similar.
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    July 28, 2016
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    Actually, my friend. The words you are using is not simplied Chinese
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    July 28, 2016
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