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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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To have a sense of live around you.
To have a sense of life around. Can you say that? And what does it mean?
If you live alone, but in the big city, then you have a sense of life around you?
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Anonymous Can you say that? Why would you ask that if you don't know what it might mean? Anonymous If you live in a big city, then you have a sense of life around you.
- Anonymous Can you say that?
- Why would you ask that if you don't know what it might mean?
- Anonymous If you live in a big city, then you have a sense of life around you.
- That sentence is meaningful.
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AnonymousCan you say that?
Why would you ask that if you don't know what it might mean?
AnonymousIf you live in a big city, then you have a sense of life around you.
That sentence is meaningful.
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AnonymousTo have a sense of life around.
It seems to be an expression; I'd interpret it as:
To have certain knowledge about the city/plate you are living in.
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