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An experience of bargaining in Japan Yesterday I went to a electrical store X to buy an ipad. Store X offered me a discount of 3000 Yen and points of 10% of the total price. I decided to buy the ipad there, but ipads of the storage that I want were sold out. So I went to another electrical store named Y where is 5 mins on foot from store X. Unfortunately, store Y didn't have any discount, and the points there is only 1% of the total price. A discount of 3000 Yen and 9% points wroth about 100 dollars. With some more money, I can buy a larger storage ipad at the first store. Just before I gave up buying the ipad at store Y, I told a stuff that I was offed a discount of 3000 Yen. Then he said that they may give me the same discount, and went to ask the manager for permission. After the confirmation, he said they are able to offer me the same discount. But still, I can not make up my mind because of the points. Then I told him that besides the discount store X also offered me 10% points. Then he made another confirmation with the manager and the answer is OK! I didn't expect the bargaining, but it worked. I was very happy because I bought the ipad of the storage I want at a very satisfied price.
2018년 1월 22일
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A discussion about donation Last weekend, I attended a meetup event, which is a debate about donation. (In fact, it was more like a discussion rather than a debate.) Except the host, there are 8 person of us. First, we were divided into two groups to think about the advantages or disadvantages of donation (positive site and negative site). I was in the negative site, which was very challenge, because I really think donation is a good thing. As a result, we only got four points to against donation. Then, two groups of us exchanged opinions and started free discussion. During the free discussion, I was shocked by how they think. Most of them are willing to help the people they know, at least the people in their own country, but other countries. (I was the only foreigner there, and I am from a developing country. I felt kind of complicated.) Nobody wants to be born in a poor country, but no one can choose where to be born. They are just very lucky to be born in a peaceful wealth country. Hope the people who think in that way are just minority.
2018년 1월 15일
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1. what does 'whose' refer to here? 2. what is the subject of 'house'? These lands in turn would be largely depopulated by migration to urban jobs, and reorganized for industrialized agriculture, whose presumed greater efficiencies would complement the efficiencies of complex urban infrastructure and buildings housing as many people on as little land as possible. This sentence is very long. I feel confused about the structure. 1. what does 'whose' refer to here? 2. what is the subject of 'house' in 'housing as many people...'? Thank you!
2016년 4월 12일
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커뮤니티 가이드라인을 위반한 콘텐츠입니다.2016년 2월 18일
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Could anyone help me to find out which accent these 2 audios are ? Thank you!!! I am studying English through listening to audio books. Since I like the novel"The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry", I plan to listen to its audiobook. But I am not sure which accent the audiobooks are. Could you help me to find out? Here are two samples of audio books of "The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry". http://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/The-Unlikely-Pilgrimage-of-Harold-Fry-Audiobook/B008GYKENK/ref=a_search_c4_1_ http://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/The-Unlikely-Pilgrimage-of-Harold-Fry-Audiobook/B007HQDGEM/ref=a_search_c4_1_2_srTtl?qid=1453866408&sr=1-2#publisher-summary I am really appreciate your kind help!!!
2016년 1월 27일
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What do "decline the office" and "take it on myself" mean? Thank you!!! What do "decline the office" and "take it on myself" mean? They are from "pride and prejudice", chapter 02. And the sentences are: "Mrs Long and her daughters must stand their chance. And therefore, she will think it as an act of kindness. If you decline the office, I'll take it on myself." Thank you!!!
2016년 1월 26일
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What does this sentence mean? "Kitty has no discretion in her coughs. She times them ill" Thank you! What does this sentence mean? "Kitty has no discretion in her coughs. She times them ill" It's from "the pride and prejudice", chapter 02. The story is that Kitty's mother scolded Kitty for her cough. Then Kitty's father said this. So, what do "have no discretion in... " and "time them ill" mean? Thank you!
2016년 1월 26일
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Do these meanings of words use often? let : rent design : purpose They are from a old novel. Their meanings in the novel are stranger to me. I am not sure if people use it now as well. Thanks!!!
2016년 1월 19일
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What does "merely on that account" mean? I am reading a novel. Here is a sentence from there that I don't understand. Sir William and Lady Lucas are determined to go, merely on that account, for in general, you know, they visit no newcomers. How to understand "merely on that account"? Thanks!!!!
2016년 1월 19일
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Could anyone explain this jork for me? I didn't get it. Boss: How good are you at PowerPoint? Me: I Excel at it. Boss: Was that a Microsoft Office pun? Me: Word.
2016년 1월 15일
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