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yanogator
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Yes, I, too, was wondering why anyone would call this spam. Bruce |
10 Mar 2015
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alien boy
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This is a new member who made 2 other short posts - �How much do teachers in your country earn. Please post below � and �Can I find penfriends for my student here?�.
some of the other quick comments from this member (made around the same time), like recommending chatterbox for elementary students, cummulatively apear more like fishing than teaching related. This initial post reads more like a poor example of racist humour, where I �m from.
They �re all reasons why I reported it as spam.
Saying that, there is a �this is not spam � button available for others to use.
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10 Mar 2015
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alien boy
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However, getting back to the discussion as it was developing, the Japanese �r � sound, which occurs only in syllabic form ら、り、る、れ、ろ, is physically articulated more closely with the flaped t �d � sound found in standard American English.
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10 Mar 2015
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