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I already give you
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I already gave you?
I already give you
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I already gave you?
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I already gave you?
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I already gave you or I have already given you
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- How do you say this in English (US)? 準備できたものから送ってください
- What is the difference between send to you and send you ?
- How do you say this in English (US)? いつも仲良くしてくれてありがとう
- What is the difference between for and in order to ?
- What is the difference between is it ok for you? and is it ok with you? ?
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