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阿忠 ā zhōng asked a question I'd like someone to tell me the meaning of this dialog.
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阿忠 ā zhōng asked a question What does it mean the word "Rigged"?.
阿忠 ā zhōng answered the question 我想学习英语，不过我现在还是初学者.
阿忠 ā zhōng asked a question what does 'He's one of a kind' mean in the first place?.

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阿忠 ā zhōng

Male, From China

Current location: China

My local time: 11/19/2008 7:48:59 PM

Looking for a language exchange

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Language Skills:

I speak:

Chinese(Mandarin)

5 - Native 4 - Advanced 3 - Intermediate 2 - Basic 1 - Newbie

I'm learning:

5 - Native 4 - Advanced 3 - Intermediate 2 - Basic 1 - Newbie

5 - Native 4 - Advanced 3 - Intermediate 2 - Basic 1 - Newbie

5 - Native 4 - Advanced 3 - Intermediate 2 - Basic 1 - Newbie

more info about me

In my own words

always trying to be well-balanced, open-minded, passionate, frank, sincere, outgoing, friendly, humble, polite, cheeky and chatty...am imperfect...

being sincere and a smile goes a long way. why make life so difficult?

My Questions

I'd like someone to tell me the meaning of this dialog asked 6 days ago
What does it mean the word "Rigged"? asked 9 days ago
what does 'He's one of a kind' mean in the first place? asked 12 days ago
talk to you later or talk to you soon? asked 13 days ago
Is there any difference using either "not to quite the same extent" or "not quite to the same extent"? asked 14 days ago

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