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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
Maika
Pardon me if I'm posting in the wrong section of the forum, but being an English learner I've encountered a problem that can't be solved without turning to native speakers. I've got this question for you: Have you, by any chance, heard anyone use the word "maika"? If yes, what did it denote? Or if not, what would be your first guess about what it could be? I can't tell you why I'm asking this now, it's a kind of an experiment, I'll explain later. though. Please, I need your answers! :-)
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I have never seen that word, and despite trying to figure out what word it could be, based on what "make-uh" or "may-ee-kuh" could sound like, I'm not sure what word you mean.
- I have never seen that word, and despite trying to figure out what word it could be, based on what "make-uh" or "may-ee-kuh" could sound like, I'm not sure what word you mean.
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I have never seen that word, and despite trying to figure out what word it could be, based on what "make-uh" or "may-ee-kuh" could sound like, I'm not sure what word you mean.
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Alright then. I was aware that there's is no such word in English, but after I've done some search on the net I've realised that there are a number of companies selling t-shirts under the label of 'maika' or something very similar, like 'maika'i' etc. So I was hoping that maika could probably ring a bell for an English speaking person, though the chances were low. The background is that I was sup
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