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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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a slice / piece of sandwich
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00 (a)Ｍａｙ I have a slice of sandwich / sandwiches, please? (if not, can tell me the reasons?) 0-
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00 (a)Ｍａｙ I have a slice of sandwich / sandwiches, please? (if not, can tell me the reasons?) 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 a)Ｍay I have a slice of sandwich / sandwiches, please? (if not, can tell me the reasons?) 02 font 02 br
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00 Basically, a sandwich is some food contained between two slices of bread. Thus, both of your versions sound odd. They sound like you are asking for "a slice of two slices'. It sounds like you
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01 font 00 a)Ｍay I have a slice of sandwich / sandwiches, please? (if not, can tell me the reasons?) 02 font 02 br
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00 Basically, a sandwich is some food contained between two slices of bread. Thus, both of your versions sound odd. They sound like you are asking for "a slice of two slices'. It sounds like you
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0 A 01 b 00 part 02 b 00 or a 01 b 00 piece 02 b 00 (instead of a 01 b 00 slice 02 b 00 ) would probably work if you want somebody to share their sandwich with you. 0-
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When I was a Lad, My mum called them a Piecey.
What do you want on your Piecey?
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