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Adam Mao Posted 11 years ago
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That's all.
If someone say "Than't all" after being asked a question, does he/she mean that he/she does not want to say anymore and express a sort of being disgusting or dissatisfied with the question?
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It depends on the context. Can you offer us an example? typo "Than't all"
- It depends on the context.
- Can you offer us an example?
- typo "Than't all"
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It depends on the context.
Can you offer us an example?
typo "Than't all"
Can you offer us an example?
typo "Than't all"
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That's all.
It finishes the conversation. But does not mean they are disgusted or dissatisfied.
It finishes the conversation. But does not mean they are disgusted or dissatisfied.
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