| chainletterbob |
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Apr 18, 11, 06:40PM
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So did I just do some thing really stupid?
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| pheelyks |
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Apr 18, 11, 06:57PM
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Hard to say. They're owned by a Hong Kong-based company, and the web copy isn't the best but it isn't really sh*tty EFL--just an obviously fluent speaker who needs some editing. Definitely report back.
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| chainletterbob |
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Apr 18, 11, 10:03PM
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Well I will give you an update on how this all play's out.
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| Kate_poster |
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Apr 20, 11, 06:57AM
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And what about prices?
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| homerun |
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Apr 20, 11, 09:09PM
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a chinese company with a popup marketing rep in west coast english?
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| pheelyks |
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Apr 20, 11, 09:50PM
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homerun: west coast english
care to define?
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| homerun |
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Apr 21, 11, 06:51AM
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The marketing rep that pops up on the website, starts speaking in what sounds like "west coast" english from the USA. Meaning, no southern accent, not mid-west or east coast accent. Possibly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_English ?
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