One student asked another: "How are your English lessons coming along?"
The other replied: "Fine. I used to be one who couldn't understand the English men, and now it's the English men who can't understand me."
One student asked another: "How are your English lessons coming along?"
The other replied: "Fine. I used to be one who couldn't understand the English men, and now it's the English men who can't understand me."
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