when I go to the beach,I like to smear sand all over me after swimming, giving myself a nice exfoliating scrub, while becoming one with one of my favorite natural settings... Dallas Texas 9/18/06 --- 俺漏れも --- well isn't that just the most interesting thing... --- Happy smearing, or whatever is appropriate. --- ~ good for you ~ --- Привет! Hello! What is your name?I'm Diana.I'm russian.Do you speak russian? --- no I don't speak russian, but hi to you. And the smearing of sand as long as it comes off pretty fast I guess it would be ok --- Sounds a bit too gritty for my liking. --- 哈!中国上海 2006.10.5 20:45 --- I think it would be good for exfoliating your feet, but I wouldn't put it all over myself. --- I wouldn't call it smearing, but ocean water and sand have very ancient roots in healthcare. If you want smooth feet, just walk barefoot in the sand. Better than paying for a pedicure! --- 哈 我也是上海的 --- Anybody there in North Korea? Hope you folks are in a good mood. --- I'm not crazy about having wet sand over me...but the sand beaches beat the rocky beaches in the Mediterranean. --- Isn't that harsh for the skin? --- 我也是中国上海的，看来上海的朋友很多，你们好吗？
I am from China,hope I can find the bottle again,ha:) --- That doesn't really sound too pleasant... Smearing sand? And are you still wet? So that would just make mud... That doesn't sound very calming... --- Hello Diana, yes I do. LSS --- If it's beautiful white sand like we have here it doesn't make mud, just wet sand. And it is great for exfoliating. Just like a spa treatment. -QC --- Smear on just don't include me. christal>uk. --- This is funny! There are two different conversations going on in this bottle. I bet you didn't know that. : ) Well, the Japanese person said (according to infoseek "As for the omission of me" which I'm assuming means "count me out" - just a guess).
The three Chinese responders are saying: 1. Ah! Shanghai, China (time) 2. Ha, I'm also from Shanghai. 3. I'm also from Shanghai. It looks like there are many people from Shanghai. How are you all? (The English was not a translation of his/her Chinese statement).
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你好
非常好.
你好嗎？
我们都很好, 你的汉语也不错....加油!!!
不是.
是奇迹我了解所有!
请修订我写的汉语字.
谢谢你们!
你好
“请修订我写的汉语字” 这句话
按照中文的常见说法应该是：
“请修改我写的汉字”
这样比较符合中国人的语言习惯
：）
谢谢你!
我可不可以说: "非常谢谢你"
是正确的吗?
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when I go to the beach,I like to smear sand all over me after swimming, giving myself a nice exfoliating scrub, while becoming one with one of my favorite natural settings... Dallas Texas 9/18/06
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俺漏れも
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well isn't that just the most interesting thing...
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Happy smearing, or whatever is appropriate.
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~ good for you ~
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Привет! Hello! What is your name?I'm Diana.I'm russian.Do you speak russian?
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no I don't speak russian, but hi to you. And the smearing of sand as long as it comes off pretty fast I guess it would be ok
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Sounds a bit too gritty for my liking.
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哈!中国上海
2006.10.5 20:45
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I think it would be good for exfoliating your feet, but I wouldn't put it all over myself.
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I wouldn't call it smearing, but ocean water and sand have very ancient roots in healthcare. If you want smooth feet, just walk barefoot in the sand. Better than paying for a pedicure!
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哈 我也是上海的
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Anybody there in North Korea? Hope you folks are in a good mood.
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I'm not crazy about having wet sand over me...but the sand beaches beat the rocky beaches in the Mediterranean.
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Isn't that harsh for the skin?
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我也是中国上海的，看来上海的朋友很多，你们好吗？
I am from China,hope I can find the bottle again,ha:)
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That doesn't really sound too pleasant... Smearing sand? And are you still wet? So that would just make mud... That doesn't sound very calming...
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Hello Diana, yes I do. LSS
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If it's beautiful white sand like we have here it doesn't make mud, just wet sand. And it is great for exfoliating. Just like a spa treatment. -QC
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Smear on just don't include me. christal>uk.
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This is funny! There are two different conversations going on in this bottle. I bet you didn't know that. : ) Well, the Japanese person said (according to infoseek "As for the omission of me" which I'm assuming means "count me out" - just a guess).
The three Chinese responders are saying:
1. Ah! Shanghai, China
(time)
2. Ha, I'm also from Shanghai.
3. I'm also from Shanghai. It looks like there are many people from Shanghai. How are you all?
(The English was not a translation of his/her Chinese statement).
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