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    HAPPY♬

    This weekend, my good friend came to my school to see me, she and I really haven't haven't really met for a long time, so the amount of met her that moment feel very happy! So I felt very happy the moment I met her! Within the two days of being with her, I take took her to visit the delicacy street, to see monuments, haha! We spent had a happy weekend. Have a good memory for two days  These two days have been great memories. 
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    May 13, 2017
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    January 13, 2017
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    January 9, 2017
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    Nope you've used it correctly
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    January 8, 2017
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    I'm no American so I don't know it all, but I hope this helps. American, the Americas, it's the name of the region of that area. North America, South America. When people say they're from America they're most likely referring to the United States of America (USA).
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    January 6, 2017
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    You can say Hi literally anywhere, Hello is more formal, and I sometimes use Hello on the phone. 
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    January 5, 2017
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    HAHA never knew such a word exists
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    January 5, 2017
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    December 29, 2016
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    I'm no pro but hope this helps, it's the same thing as "where", like if you say "where is it?" you can also say "Whereabouts is it?". The only difference I can think of is that, "where" is being more specific than "Whereabouts". Whereabouts also sounds a bit more casual.
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    December 22, 2016
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    It's correct, but we don't really say it that way
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    December 18, 2016
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