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I don't know where it is. But I suppose that was not your question. Please ask a question, and please use capital letters and punctuation.
- I don't know where it is.
- But I suppose that was not your question.
- Please ask a question, and please use capital letters and punctuation.
- You are supposed to be learning English, and you can't write English without them.
- If you want to know what "J-town" is (note the capital "J"), it is probably a nearby town whose name begins with "J".
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I don't know where it is. But I suppose that was not your question. Please ask a question, and please use capital letters and punctuation. You are supposed to be learning English, and you can't write English without them.
If you want to know what "J-town" is (note the capital "J"), it is probably a nearby town whose name begins with "J". On Cape Cod, they call Provincetown "P-town", for
0In Los Angeles or San Francisco this would mean: "Is it near the Japanese section of town."
0slide scarf 735 Is it near J-town?
As shown. You always need a question mark at the end of a question.
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