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Merete: A Narrative Analysis
Merete is such a warm lady. We had a really wonderful time staying with her for couple of days! She is THE BEST host I've ever stayed with! My mom does not speak English and kinda rejected to learn this new language before. Merete actually tried really hard to persuade her to learn English and now I found that it worked really well! My mom now tries to learn whenever she notices any sign in English as we continue our trip! LOL! THANK YOU, Merete!!! Tell us when you travel to China one
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