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Posted on: 网络红人
On April 20 at 11:11 AM by changye

Hi davidxuzhou “感谢上帝”这一句排第几位？ Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 11:09 AM by xiao_liang

"HHaHHaHHa, or as the French would say, ahahah! ;)" Zut Alors!! Read more

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Posted on: 网络红人
On April 20 at 11:08 AM by foolmati

what's this chapter all about? can anyone explain to me please!!!! Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 10:57 AM by go_manly

"Shall we pronounce the /h/ in honor" Sorry, do you mean 'honour' ? And another one - Its doughnut not donut - they are not made of do. Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 10:57 AM by xiaophil

Nope :-P Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 10:20 AM by hamshank

Thing is, we can all argue till we are blue in the face but you won't find any more authentic English than that spoken by an Englishman/women...Fact.... Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 10:16 AM by jen_not_jenny

I'm pretty sure halibut, herring, and heffalump don't come from French, as most of our "silent-h" words do! English is such a conglomeration of words... Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 10:03 AM by xiaophil

Half the time Brits don't pronounce their r's. Seems a bit hypocritical to me, so I don't buy this h should be heard when we say herb theory :-). Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 9:19 AM by xiao_liang

You're right! After all, we don't pronounce the h in halibut, herring, horticulture, has-been, heffalump, hump, huge, *continues to fade* ;-) Read more

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Posted on: What's up?
On April 20 at 9:02 AM by jen_not_jenny

Shall we pronounce the /h/ in "honor," and "hour" as well? ;) Read more