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haha, so......... long to read. but it's really really intersting! thank you for share this with us!  |
haha... you always bring fun for me~
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my english is very poor laaa , very hard to read this sooooooooooooo long english la  ,just see many pretty girl in here ,so reply it la  |
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these days so many good intersting friends here~ hehe. so happy to see everybody!  |
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| "la" is what Chinese like to say at the end of a sentence. It doesn't really mean anything, it's just cute. I am not 100% sure but I believe "laa" is the same as "la". You could also say "ba" which would mean, "right?" or "huh?", with the assumption that the other person agrees... like "sexy girls ba" ... or you could say "ma" if you were asking a question and wanted an answer... basically you just put the suitable word at the end of the sentence as a cute little extra. These are not as common as "la" but I've seen them used in MSN messenger discussions, etc...  |
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