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17 Nov 2020
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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English (UK)
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He thinks that meat is good to soup so he add s some in it.
He thinks that meat is good to soup so he add s some in it.
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- English (UK)
He thinks that meat goes well with soup, so he adds some to it.
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)

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