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27 Nov 2020
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A: I’m loyal
B: What do you mean by loyal?
Or What do you mean with loyal?
Which one is correct ?
A: I’m loyal
B: What do you mean by loyal?
Or What do you mean with loyal?
Which one is correct ?
B: What do you mean by loyal?
Or What do you mean with loyal?
Which one is correct ?
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what do you mean by loyal is correct.
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what do you mean by loyal is correct.
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loyal: faithful, true to your family, country, friends...., faithful.
I'm loyal to my friends. I'm a loyal son to my father and mothers.
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