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uhh can I get a 这个?
the greatest peace of writing
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Celebrations - Congratulations - Felicitations - Vintage Japanese Stencil - Vintage Stencil - Family Crest Stencil
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XU GU. 清 虛谷 蝶貓圖 軸 (Cat and Butterfly), 19th century, hanging scroll - ink and color on paper.
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This post is going to be about New York. I usually post things related to languages. The reason today is, however, as a gay person I’m joyful that New York became the sixth and largest US state to allow gay marriage. The gay population of New York city is estimated at over half a million.
Back to languages: 72% of New Yorkers speak English mainly but 28% speak another language at home. One of the below sentences is each understood by at least 100,000 New Yorkers:
Él lo ama.
他愛他。
Lui lo ama.
Он любит его.
Il l'aime.
Li renmen l ’.
ער ליב אים.
On go kocha.
그는 사랑.
The languages are the most commonly spoken by New Yorkers in this order: Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Russian, French, French Creole, Yiddish, Polish and Korean. Read more on this here.
