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Satoshi: And there seem to be a lot of differences between American and British English. Which is better, Helen? Helen: is better. They re both good. Anyway, because of TV and movies most people in Britain and America understand the differences in Vocabulary. Just speak clearly so that people can make out what you re saying! And most of all, Satosht. . . (⑰ 5 Satoshi: YeSァ? Helen: Stop worrying so much. Your English is fime.

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