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 * No, he has not.
 * He not come kuo.
 * Has he made this statement before?
 * He speak kuo this piece talk, not have.
 * It is not that there is none; he won't give me any.
 * Not is not have; he not give me.
 * Did he ask for any money?
 * He want ed money not want.
 * He did demand some, but I would not give him any.
 * He want kuo, I not give him.
 * I must be off.
 * I want walk lo.
 * Good bye!
 * Please.
 * You ask him if he wants it, if he doesn't want it I'll give it to you.
 * You ask him want not want, he not want I give you.
 * Have you seen this before?
 * This piece you look see kuo not have.
 * No, I have not seen it before.
 * I not look see kuo.
 * Please take the upper seat.
 * Please above sit.
 * He is a passer by.
 * He is pass come man.
 * Has he passed by?
 * He pass come ed not have.
 * I don't know whether his business is good or not.
 * I not know his business good not good.
 * He can't want as many things as that.
 * He want cannot thus some piece things.
 * What is inside that?
 * That inside have what.
 * Ask him to come up, I have something to say.
 * Invite him up come; I have talk say.
 * Do you think this is good?
 * You regard this piece good not good.
 * Yes, it's good, but not so good as that.
 * Good, is good, not have that piece good.
 * This is yours, is it not?
 * This is yours not is.
 * Is this yours, or is it not?
 * This is yours not is yours.
 * Do you think that what he says is correct?
 * You regard he speak ing is, not is.
 * Bring it here and let me see it.
 * Bring here come, give me look a look.
 * }