People often talk about guarantee. There are two famous English sentences in the world. They have the same number of words but there is no guarantee about both of them. Do you have any idea?
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Perhaps the other sentence would be the typical response to the first one, "Fine, thank you".
Good morning Bev Anne. I go with you. ( I am fine, thanks) is very famous but there is another one which is more famous than that. By the way, I really hope to be one of your friends. Thanks for your nice try.
it must be:
-"have a good day" & "see you later".
infer. any way i am ready arguing until sunset that it is a correct answer.
My respects.
Spasibo Winnie The Pooh! It is true, we use your sentence very often. notice, . 'have a nice day' can be said during the day. It was a good try. Thanks for your kind comment.
Thx for rply
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Mumnoon Muhammad! One of the commentators gave the first sentence. That's all I can say. Thanks.
Dara, let me try.... but it's not guaranted!
"Guaranteed not to fade"
Arabic usually read this in vice versa; "Fade is not guaranted"
Ha ha...Have a nice day.....Dara.
Warm regards from Indonesia.
Al.
Apa kabar Razzi, km tahu! One of you gave the first sentence. I can not name anyone of you. Thanks, Razzi for your nice attempt.
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