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Jack-in-the-box
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Thu, 20 Jan 05 11:11 PM
Is it possible, and correct, in English to say "basket" meaning "basket-ball" (e. g., "a basket team"), or "volley" in the sense of "volley-ball"?
Thanks for your answers.
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just the truth
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Fri, 21 Jan 05 01:12 AM
No, JITB, it isn't, at least in my neck of the woods. That sounds distinctly like Japanese, though there may be other languages that have also adopted these English words and then shortened them.
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paco2004,
4 yr 310 days ago
Hi JTT
You know Japlish very well. How long have you learned Japanese?
paco
just the truth,
4 yr 310 days ago
Hi Paco,
Long enough to know that I don't know it very well at all. ![Wink [;)]](/emoticons/emotion-5.gif)
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