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Same everywhere in Asia wherever you go. noticed it as well when I moved to Hong Kong about 15 years ago. after 1 year or so you will not notice it anymore.

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Are we starting again???

This one is about dragging feet( without s)...

Sorry Chief!

just get tired of these localized dialects we are all expected to understand.

Did you know that chef and chief have the same meaning?....leader...in the kitchen or the tribe...same same.

Hail to the chef!

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Are we starting again???

This one is about dragging feet( without s)...

Sorry Chief!

just get tired of these localized dialects we are all expected to understand.

Did you know that chef and chief have the same meaning?....leader...in the kitchen or the tribe...same same.

Hail to the chef!

No worries Willy... May you can understand how difficult it is as non native to follow it....I just gave this reminder to get not lost about such minor issues like grammar or spelling( as long it is understandable) on a forum of multinational members...

Btw this is one reason I don't like to read French books...if you are not familiar with their history or locations/geography it gets boring...

Would like to know how the grammar police is communicating with their Thai wifes555

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