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gato -

yes, "watch your body" is a good one.



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heifeng -

哈哈对阿， 身体是革民的本钱， 健康是人生的第一财富嘛！










studentyoung -



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哈哈对阿， 身体是革民的本钱， 健康是人生的第一财富嘛！

哈哈对阿， 身体是革命的本钱， 健康是人生的第一财富嘛！

Thanks!










heifeng -

呵呵，不好意思打错了！










HashiriKata -



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不好意思打错了！

不要客气！你大概是南方人。要是你有时间，看看“应到的未到”
这个笑话（http://www. /showth...597&page=10）










studentyoung -



Quote:

呵呵，不好意思打错了！

呵呵，没关系！实不相瞒，我自己也常打错字呢！
(下一回我要是出了错，你就纠我的错得了。 )

Thanks!










chaptermm -

ming tian jian !










adrianlondon -

That means "see you tomorrow". I suppose it is wishing someone a day good enough that they survive
it ;)










landyliao -

语言习惯不同，不必太过认真！
走好、 再见、byebye、慢走、回见、










muyongshi -

One that hasn't gotten up yet (unless I missed it) that is rather frequently used is 我先走了
or 我走了.

I love the whole statement. I say that, my friends may or may not mumble something, and then I
grunt and leave.

Here's another one that you won't see used often but it is kind of like "have a nice day" but only
some really weird limited group of people would say it. It is 祝福你. Kind of more like bless
you but like I said I only now a group of about 10 that would actually say it.












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