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The phrase 'long time no see' is an informal greeting you say when you meet someone whom you haven't seen for a long period of time. You may believe that it is a shortened form of some English greeting. However, the phrase actually has a simple but interesting origin; it's just a literal translation of an equivalent Chinese phrase. This case shows how English has developed. English has been spoken all over the world, and as a result, it has influenced and been influenced by many other language.

I'm curious about why all the posts in the real-time tab are written in Japanese. I suppose the management may divide users into different servers depending on where they live. If you live abroad, please leave a comment here.

I made posts both in English and in German. [Playio] What you really need to master English https://link.playio.co/ml664fs [Playio] Guten Morgen! https://link.playio.co/4gwd4u AI replied to me in Japanese, and it praised my attitude towards language learning. It appears that AI remembers your past posts, which may determinethe AI's language. I'm curious whether it will change if I continue to make posts only in English.

Let's JOIN THIS BOARD straight away! Are you struggling to speak English? That's not about your talent; you just need A PLACE TO PRACTICE. Here you can post whatever you want. Share your ideas and small stuff you see in your life. Don't be afraid of making mistakes. Minor errors don't count; you just need to post what you want to say. --- Vocabulary note talent: 才能 post: 投稿する stuff: （くだけて）もの count: 重要である(≈matter)