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nobody said you MUST know languages when you want to sell something. It would probably be better to know languages when you are in a global business , but if you are having a garage sale or you open a shop where most people speak English or your language, chances are, nobody is ever gonna come in your store who does not know your language you don't really have to learn a bunch of different languages.
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Debby Ryan said someting bad
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say im so sorry for waht i said i promise ill make it work this time
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Garfield
Who said to understand the future you must know the past?
Tyler Maret
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By translating what you said
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It was said by onetruth360life, because we as blacks don't read. Nor do we look for knowledge. she says a educated mind is a powerful one.
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There are over 8 languages that John Q Adams spoke. Besides English, he spoke Greek , Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Dutch and Russian.
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In order to answer that question i must know the size of this said shape.
When was What Must Be Said created?
What Must Be Said was created in 2012.
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English And Arabic. He Studied In England
Who said you need to know languages to sell something but when you want to buy you are being understand?
im not sure, but you have a good point. most places only have one or two languages, so its a little easier to communicate. but you do get better jobs when you do know both of them perfectly, because you can completely understand what your costumers are saying.
How do you say dream with the angels?
You said it right. The saying is said differently in different languages, though. In English, you said it right.
