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and maybes well as some unnecessary emojis along 😂😂. as well as some unnecessary emojis 😂😂.

"Maybe" shouldn't be used here because you already have some emojis :). If you say "maybe" it implies that there's a chance there won't be emojis.

and maybe some unnecessary emojis along with it 😂😂. and maybe some unnecessary emojis along with it 😂😂.

While I'm surfing the web today🌐, I've came across the word dinky, an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸. While I'm surfing the web today🌐, I came across the word dinky, an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸.

This is true! You don’t see this word very often in other dialects of English

While I'm was surfing the web today🌐, I've came across word dinky, an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸. While I was surfing the web today🌐, I've came across word dinky, an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸.

While I'm was surfing the web today🌐, I've came across the word dinky,. It's an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸. While I was surfing the web today🌐, I came across the word dinky. It's an informal word, which means tiny and cute in British English 🇬🇧but tiny and undesirable in American English🇺🇸.

I'm= present tense.

Which, per se, forms antwo opposite meanings for the exact same word. Which, per se, forms two opposite meanings for the exact same word.

Which per se forms ironically is an opposite meaning for the exact same word. Which ironically is an opposite meaning for the exact same word.

'Per se' is wrong here. It's hard to define but it can mean 'exactly'. EG: It's not exactly a good book per se but...' I think you'd want something like ironically here.

If so, I'd love to hear them. If so, I'd love to hear them.

As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English that havs the opposite meaning not just as different as the word dinky and maybe the word pants too 😂. As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English that has the opposite meaning not just as different as the word dinky and maybe the word pants too 😂.

As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English that haves completely opposite meaning not justs, only slightly different aslike the word dinky and maybe the word pants too 😂. As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English that has completely opposite meanings, only slightly different like the word dinky and maybe the word pants too 😂.

As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English like the word dinky -that haves opposite meaning not just different as the word dinkymeanings- and maybe the word pants too 😂. As far as I know, I don't think there's a word in English like the word dinky -that has opposite not just different meanings- and maybe the word pants too 😂.

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This made sense, but it’s more natural like this.

And if you are curious as to why this journal is so short? And if you are curious as to why this journal is so short?

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Don't worry it's just like the previous ones, it’s basically "cuz" I'm lazy. Don't worry it's just like the previous ones, it’s basically "cuz" I'm lazy.

Don't worry, it's just like the previous ones,: basically "cuz" I'm lazy. Don't worry, it's just like the previous ones: basically "cuz" I'm lazy.