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26 Jun 2014
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walk in の意味がわかりません！
I can't understand this tweet.
https://twitter.com/funnyorfact/status/48199536...
walk in の意味がわかりません！
I can't understand this tweet.
https://twitter.com/funnyorfact/status/48199536...
I can't understand this tweet.
https://twitter.com/funnyorfact/status/48199536...
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She's jealous of the other woman and then the other woman just walked in to the room. So she gives her an angry look.
- Japanese
Wow I understand the canvas of tweet very well. :D
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