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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi Everybody!
Suppose we say: there is no language except the language of love.
Is there another way of saying it without repeating language? Such as: there is no language except that of love (or) there is no no language except one of love.
Are there other (better ways) of expressing this?
Suppose we say: there is no language except the language of love.
Is there another way of saying it without repeating language? Such as: there is no language except that of love (or) there is no no language except one of love.
Are there other (better ways) of expressing this?
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I'd say: There's no language except the one of love. Alex
- I'd say: There's no language except the one of love.
- Alex
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