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how's my pronunciation?
do you ever wear clothes out of your comfort zone just to look good and cool and then go out in public and kinda regret wearing it
do you ever wear clothes out of your comfort zone just to look good and cool and then go out in public and kinda regret wearing it
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It sounds natural and your pronunciation is really spot on, proud!🤍
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@flybutter 😁of course! If you have any other questions just feel free to ask.
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