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13 Dec 2018
Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (UK)
How do you say this in English (UK)? 我想争取一下
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English (UK)
"Let's fight for it!"
I'll fight you for it.
the desire to fight some one can also be expressed by the question: "Do you want to take this out side?" meaning do you want to fight with me outside.
I'll fight you for it.
the desire to fight some one can also be expressed by the question: "Do you want to take this out side?" meaning do you want to fight with me outside.
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