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Ekbalam707  +  83721 Fri, 25 Mar 05 05:38 AM
Is not that cool?
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leandro_tami  +  84010 Sat, 26 Mar 05 04:57 AM
Cool? It's half funny, half disturbing!Wink [;)]
I do want to learn English well, but I don't want to contaminate it with my own accent.
When I hear a gringo speaking English I think two things: first... "hey, that's odd!"... and "what is he saying?" :D
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no, is noo(t) cooh(l)
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