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Leeker Posted 19 years ago
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a grammar question

0 the pronounce of my native language name is very similar with the pronounce of leeker. this is why I use the id. now I want to explain the reason to someone else,Does it have any grammar mistake in this way? "leeker was translated by my native name pronounce。" or need to be improved?02br
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0 01blockquote 01cite 10Leeker12cite 11font 10T12font 10he 11font 10pronunciation12font 10 of my native language name is very similar 11font 10to the pronunciation12font 10 of leeker. 11font 10T12font 10his is why I use the id. 11font 10N12font 10ow I want to explain the reason to someone else,Does it have any grammar mistake in this way?

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  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10Leeker12cite 11font 10T12font 10he 11font 10pronunciation12font 10 of my native language name is very similar 11font 10to the pronunciation12font 10 of leeker.
  • 11font 10T12font 10his is why I use the id.
  • 11font 10N12font 10ow I want to explain the reason to someone else,Does it have any grammar mistake in this way?
  • "leeker was translated by my native name pronounce。" or need to be improved?
  • 02br 02br 01font 00"I use the word 'leeker' because it sounds like my native name"02font 0-
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