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Hello to everyone surfing the interwebs, updating their bookfaces, and other such internet-based hijinks. My name is Jack, I am from London, England but now living in the middle of nowhere in Japan. My interests are cooking, exercise, and foreign languages. I joined italki in order to learn Cantonese. I am by no means good at Cantonese, but I am looking for friends to practice with. If you have an interest in practicing English or Japanese please let me know. I studied Japanese at SOAS, University of London for my BA and work as an English teacher by profession. I look forward to making many friends. Byeeeee
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    Hey Jesús, Bog off and get lost are interchangeable but I think you are confused about the meaning. Both are usually directed at someone and mean to go away. So if someone is annoying you, you can tell them to get lost or bog off. Also bog off is British English. If you wanted to use it with your sentence, you could say That girl tells guys to get lost all the time. That girl tells guys to bog off all the time. Hope it helps. Jack
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    August 15, 2020
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