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Exactly! :nod:

You're welcome! :P

Okay. :laugh3:

Maybe I should start laughing like "sisisisis" :lol:

Well, I'll stop. :hug:

Like a Brit! WOO! :dance:

J = h sound in Spanish.

I'm just giving you a hard time. It's okay. I would probably get confused I were you. :|

Mint tea please. thank you.

I need to graduate from highschool! :angry:

BUT SHE ASKED FOR CHOCOLATE MILK! Ahaha! It's okay. I'm joking. :|

I'm feeling a bit sick right now...so no thank you.

That is what we call hot chocolate. :|

Bye. :\

I'm sorry...:( And I forgot. It's even more hilarious trying to explain something American to a Korean. :lol:

Isn't it just the best ever! :awesome:

:P ah, thanks! :D :awesome:

Well, usually I'm talking to Americans, so I don't have explain any of this kind of stuff to them. :laugh3:

I'll make you one! *takes lemons and squeezes them* *Mixes the juice with sugar and water* *pours mixture in a glass full of ice* *squeezes oranges* *pours orange juice over the lemonade* *puts extra slices of orange and lemon in glass* Here you go!

I don't like it, but lots of people do. It's funny, because I'm usually having to explain to people British or Italian things, but having to explain an American thing to someone is just hilarious! :laugh3:

For instance, there is strawberry lemonade. That is lemon with strawberry flavour added to it.

:lol: "orangade"! :laugh3:

Well, there are different flavours of lemonade, but I think they still have lemon it them. After all, it is called lemonade. :P

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