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17 Feb 2016
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(At the checkout) A: How much do these items come to? B: That'll be 20 dollars. does this sound natural?
(At the checkout) A: How much do these items come to? B: That'll be 20 dollars. does this sound natural?
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Unnatural
How much do these items cost? How much are these?
- Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
- Simplified Chinese (China) Near fluent
Thank you for correcting me.
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