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Yes. (I must admit that I didn't previously know the word "cendol". )
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Yes.
(I must admit that I didn't previously know the word "cendol". In a piece aimed at a general English-speaking audience it would perhaps be a good idea to explain what it means.)
(I must admit that I didn't previously know the word "cendol". In a piece aimed at a general English-speaking audience it would perhaps be a good idea to explain what it means.)
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Mr, Wordy, do you know what it is now? It's a type of dessert.
By the way, would stand be a better word?
Thanks.
By the way, would stand be a better word?
Thanks.
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Yep, thanks, I found it in Wikipedia (though not in any dictionaries).
Either "stand" or "stall" is fine to me in the UK. I'm not sure if there's a preference in US English.
(Incidentally, it's "dessert", not "desert")
Either "stand" or "stall" is fine to me in the UK. I'm not sure if there's a preference in US English.
(Incidentally, it's "dessert", not "desert")
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Vincent TeoShe opened the stall under the tree yesterday.OK.
(The meaning is ambiguous though. It could mean that she started up in business yesterday, or it could mean that she's been running the stall for some time, and just happened to be open yesterday.)
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