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Member Location: kwang-ju, south korea
Posts: 775
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A: Could you speak up, please?
B: What did you say? A: Loud. I can hardly hear you. B: All right. Can you hear me now? Which is the wrong expression? And could you correct it, please? Thanks! |
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A: Could you speak up, please?
B: What did you say? A: Loud. I can hardly hear you. B: All right. Can you hear me now? A's second line is wrong. The normal words to say would be "Speak louder." Rachel |
