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    grammatically both are ok. but "go to the downtown" just sounds so rare and unnatural. same with "home": "i'm going home." i guess you've never heard people saying "i'm going to home" i'd say...it's a matter of habbit FYI, "go downtown" is also a slang
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    April 27, 2011
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    Intro, looking for a partner in English / Japanese Hello everyone. My name is Wang Wei. As I'm Chinese, my last name is actually Wang (: call me Charles if you like. I'm a senior undergrad, major in engineering. Wrapping up my FYP lately, I'd like to spare some time to improve my English speaking. Also I've been urged to learn Japanese for a while since it's my fav. I love skateboarding, badminton, chess and playing piano--they're part of my life. If you have some experience in piano improvising and composing, I'd love to talk with you. I'm looking for a partner who's native in English or Japanese (and better yet, in both^^ ) and wants to learn Mandarin. Feel free to talk to me in English or Mandarin--but not in Japanese plz, since I'm still a noob in Japanese ^^
    October 8, 2010
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