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Quickly tie up your laces! Lit. faster tie shoelace
This sentence is in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 粵 Level: 1 |
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快啲
faai3 di1 - 粵 faster 綁 bong2 - bind; tie; fasten 鞋帶 haai4 daai3*2 - shoelace; shoestring |
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