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17 Dec 2017
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English (US)
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English (UK)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (UK)
Native English Speakers Only Please.
Please correct these sentences to be natural.
Please tell me whether any changes are 'corrections' or 'suggestions'.
1) 友達以上彼氏（彼女）以下 (ともだちいじょうかれし（かのじょ）いか) (tomodachi ijou kaleshi ika) means an opposite gender friend, who is not your gf/bf, but he/she is more than a friend.
2) "I cannot figure out the difference between Chinese and Japanese face." "Just get used to see their faces."
Native English Speakers Only Please.
Please correct these sentences to be natural.
Please tell me whether any changes are 'corrections' or 'suggestions'.
1) 友達以上彼氏（彼女）以下 (ともだちいじょうかれし（かのじょ）いか) (tomodachi ijou kaleshi ika) means an opposite gender friend, who is not your gf/bf, but he/she is more than a friend.
2) "I cannot figure out the difference between Chinese and Japanese face." "Just get used to see their faces."
Please correct these sentences to be natural.
Please tell me whether any changes are 'corrections' or 'suggestions'.
1) 友達以上彼氏（彼女）以下 (ともだちいじょうかれし（かのじょ）いか) (tomodachi ijou kaleshi ika) means an opposite gender friend, who is not your gf/bf, but he/she is more than a friend.
2) "I cannot figure out the difference between Chinese and Japanese face." "Just get used to see their faces."
Thank you in advance.
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1) 友達以上彼氏（彼女）以下 (ともだちいじょうかれし（かのじょ）いか) (tomodachi ijou kaleshi ika) means an opposite-gender friend, who is not your gf/bf, but he/she is more than a friend.
2) "I cannot figure out the difference between Chinese and Japanese faces." "Just get used to seeing their faces."
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@cakecraze My pleasure. :) One more tip - It's "I'll remember that..."
"I'll remind..." = 思い出させる
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