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10 Dec 2022
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hi native speakers , I am asking why there is no apps to find u there
hi native speakers , I am asking why there is no apps to find u there
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Hi, I'm not using any other app but this one. Is that what you were asking?
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Oh, I see. I don't know why we can't speak audibly on this site. I know how to record my voice, but I don't see any way to talk to people audibly.
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I don't really like my voice though! It's not the best voice in America. 🤣
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