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What's the matter? What's the problem? What's wrong?~What are the differences of them?~
2010年11月17日 13:53
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I think they have same meaning.
2010年11月17日
they are all good, whatever tickles your pickle :P
2010年11月17日
Yes, you can use any of them for the same situation. They all mean that there is something to deal with. You really don't need to read too closely into this.
2010年11月17日
They mean the same thing, just worded slightly different. Use whichever one you like.
2010年11月17日
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