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24 Dec 2018
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What does 1:Next year, It'll have been 5years since I met you. mean?
What does 1:Next year, It'll have been 5years since I met you. mean?
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when it's the new year, it will be a total of 5 years since you first met this person.
hope this helps
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when it's the new year, it will be a total of 5 years since you first met this person.
hope this helps
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@Foxxcchugs Thanks a lot!!You helped me Have a good rest:)
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