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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,

Is it correct to say,

"I'm a very straight forward person that I don't want to pretend to like her"

Thank you~
  

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miyabi Hi, "I'm a very such a straight forward person that I don't want to pretend to like her" miyabi "I'm a very straight forward person that , and I don't want to pretend to like her" Either of the two would be an improvement.

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  • miyabi Hi, "I'm a very such a straight forward person that I don't want to pretend to like her" miyabi "I'm a very straight forward person that , and I don't want to pretend to like her" Either of the two would be an improvement.
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miyabiHi,

"I'm a very such a straight forward person that I don't want to pretend to like her"

miyabi
"I'm a very straight forward person that , and I don't want to pretend to like her"

Either of the two would be an improvement.
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