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Rinna Letter To You Analysis
Rinna, I believe when something is misunderstood, it’s better to get it straight. I read the letter Andrew wrote to you. It’s certainly not a pure love letter that Daniel addressed during lunch today. Chinese is a both very complicated and fascinating language that different sentence structures and words choices are able to make a huge difference in terms of the meaning of a paragraph. And the meaning of a paragraph can be comprehended variously from person to person. Hence, it is better not to translate the whole thing to English. But, FYI, in the letter, Andrew just expresses his gratitude of gaining an authentic friendship with you and he thinks its very pity that you are going to move to the States in summer, so that the time he can spend
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