What's the difference? That's all I'm asking. That's all I'm asking for.

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Muhammad Nabil

2024年8月9日 12:06

Hi Muhammad, They are basically the same. The only difference is that the first one maybe you are just asking for an answer to a question but the second one maybe you are asking for something specific - like help cleaning your car or something.

2024年8月9日

The second is more lyrical. If I wanted to use one of these in a song I was writing, I'd use the second.

2024年8月9日

The second one sounds more emphatic, but the overall meaning is the same.

2024年8月9日

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Muhammad Nabil

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アラビア語 (エジプト), 英語

言語学習

英語

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