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    Doing that makes the chopsticks resemble joss sticks, and it makes it seem like an offering to the dead
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    November 14, 2011
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    I think the easiest language to learn would be Chinese. I'm not so sure about Khmer, but Korean alphabet might be rather tedious to learn for beginners, as compared to the Japanese alphabet. There are slight differences between Chinese and Japanese characters, but Chinese is bye far the easiest language to learn when compared to Japanese and Korean as it's grammar is the simplest to grasp.
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    November 14, 2011
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    No matter where they are or under any circumstance, all living things need water. 应该是这样说的吧
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    November 14, 2011
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    Satisfactory: 使你满意的东西或事件,比如服务态度或者一个人给你的回应或答复。通常用来形容达到你的标准的东西(比如服务态度),但不能用来形容卓越的服务。 比如: -The service was satisfactory. Satisfying: 满足个人的,或某种需要,满足欲望,比如食欲。 -The meal/food is satisfying
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    November 14, 2011
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    如果你把‘木头人’,翻译成英语,那‘木头人’就会变成 'Wooden person'. 用’Wooden person‘会把整个句子的意思都改了,所以若你想形容一个人十分懒惰,整天都无所事事的,什么都不做,那就应该说: He/She is always lazing around and not doing anything 若你要他别整天无所事事的,做些有用,有意义的事就该说: Please do something productive instead of lazing around
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