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The document thanks someone for meeting after a long time and for correcting a mistake. It also mentions saying goodbye to a friend and neighbor. The summary provides the key details that someone is being thanked for reconnecting after a long absence and fixing an error, as well as saying farewell to acquaintances.
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- 1. Unit1.2 Word s Bank kiki
- 2. quite a while jiǔ
- 3. (long) time; (long) duration of time jiǔ
- 4. not see; not meet bù jiàn Simplified
- 5. (negative prefix); not; no
- 6. to see; to meet; to appear; to interview Traditional Simplified
- 7. (question tag) Traditional Simplified
- 8. my; mine Wǒ de
- 9. I; me; myself wǒ
- 10. (possessive particle); of de
- 11. he; him tā
- 12. she tā
- 13. Well, very good hěn
- 14. very; extremely hěn
- 15. to thank Simplified xiè xie
- 16. to thank Traditional xiè xie
- 17. recent; recently; soon zuì jìn
- 18. (the) most; -est zuì
- 19. near; close (to); approximately jìn
- 20. correct; right; not bad; pretty good bù cuò
- 21. mistake; error; blunder; fault; cross; uneven; wrong cuò
- 22. woods; forest; (a surname) lín
- 23. big; huge; large; major; great; wide; deep; oldest; eldest dà
- 24. mountain; hill shān
- 25. married woman; Mrs.; Madam; wife tài tai
- 26. highest; greatest; too (much); very; extremely tài
- 27. is; are; am; yes; to be shì
- 28. (a surname); plum lǐ
- 29. friend Péng you
- 30. neighbor lín jū 邻
- 31. Thank you