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04-13-2008, 01:41 PM
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A Brave Child.
 Yesterday, I and my American friend who is teaching English here went to 518 Park. BTW, Above one young girl try to say to my friend with her English. She said her name and about her rabbit in her poor English. lol Even though her English is poor like me, I look like she is very brave. My friend say 'hi !' when he meets with childs on the street. But most childs don't speak English. lol Above child try to say herself. I think she will be very well speak English some day. |
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