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There is a second cloth with a New Testament Bible verse on it and it uses what appears to be an older spelling of door:Is there a common abbreviation for "with or without"? e g w wo or w w o Obviously, something this complex is best written in full form, but I'm looking for something to use in space constrained applications Is there a common abbreviation for "with or without"? e g w wo or w w o Obviously, something this complex is best written in full form, but I'm looking for something to use in space constrained applications Mar 24, 2006 · wo cao ni, its Very commonly in Chinese , personally think that should come from "i fuck your mother's cunt ( wo cao ni ma bi)," this, including the derivatives,such like fuck your mam (cao ni ma), fuck your whole family (cao ni quan jia), your mother cunt (ni ma bi), your mam cunt (ma bi), should be the source of Since "I fuck your mother's cunt " forum wordreference com chinese-japanese-wo-ai-ni-watashi-wa-anata-o-ai-s forum wordreference com threads 19th-century-english-wont-and-cant 1522409english stackexchange com are-w-o-w-b-c-common-abbreviations-in-the-usDec 12, 2005 · In Chinese, I believe: wo = I 我 ai = love 爱 ni = you 你 In Japanese we can just say 「愛してます。」 The subject object are implied Watashi wa = 私は = I + subject marker (は indicates the subject) Anata wo = あなたを = You + object marker (を indicates object) Aishitemasu = 愛してます。 = to love "Shite imasu" means "I am doing" You must add "ai" (love) before --- zhihu com question 64642626Sep 3, 2013 · To restrict the answer to your examples, I'd say: "de" is used when you put words together to make a phrase ( wo de pengyou, wo de shu, ni de qianbao) But when the phrase with "de" occurs very frequently, "de" tends to be dropped ( wo mama, wo jia, ni gege) In Chinese, I believe: wo = I 我 ai = love 爱 ni = you 你 In Japanese we can just say 「愛してます。」 The subject object are implied Watashi wa = 私は = I + subject marker (は indicates the subject) Anata wo = あなたを = You + object marker (を indicates object) Aishitemasu = 愛してます。 = to love "Shite imasu" means "I am doing" You must add "ai" (love) before Sep 9, 2009 · The same with wo 'n't, sha'n't (which guess stands for shall not, doesn't it?) and a few more Just out of curiosity, why does he spells it that way? whats the rule for that? anyway if it's old english and it's no longer used, i'd like to know what those inverted comas stand for 他的官网有一张流程图来展示他的机理，很简单，在手机上用应用获取你实时说话的声音，通过局域网、蓝牙、Usb传输到电脑客户端，然后再输出为一个虚拟驱动，然后就可以作为正常的麦克风了。 这是Womic软件的官网链接 WO Mic - FREE microphone 在IOS应用商店与Google Play都可以直接找到这个应用。 APK The same with wo'n't, sha'n't (which guess stands for shall not, doesn't it?) and a few more Just out of curiosity, why does he spells it that way? whats the rule for that? anyway if it's old english and it's no longer used, i'd like to know what those inverted comas stand for Aug 3, 2012 · Woman used to be wifman, a combination of wif, meaning "woman" (whence wife), and man in the meaning "human being" Female, on the other hand, comes from Latin femella (compare feminine) and is not related to male which comes from Latin masculus (whence masculine, macho) In other words, no, wo - is not a productive prefix in contemporary English, and fe- was never a prefix to begin with wo cao ni, its Very commonly in Chinese , personally think that should come from "i fuck your mother's cunt (wo cao ni ma bi)," this, including the derivatives,such like fuck your mam (cao ni ma), fuck your whole family (cao ni quan jia), your mother cunt (ni ma bi), your mam cunt (ma bi), should be the source of Since "I fuck your mother's cunt "english stackexchange com were-the-words-woman-and-female-produced-after- forum wordreference com %E9%80%99%E6%98%AF%E6%88%91-%E7%9A%84-%E6%9C%8B%E forum wordreference com wo-cao-ni-%E6%88%91%E6%93%8D-%E8%82%8F%E4%BD%A0 1 Apr 25, 2009 · In school I always learned "woher kommst du?" 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