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26 Nov 2020
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What does 'Why of course, dear.’ mean?
What does 'Why of course, dear.’ mean?
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It means " No problem, dear"
"dear" means either wife or husband
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It means " No problem, dear"
"dear" means either wife or husband
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Adults can also call someone younger like kids "dear"
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