I do someone if his speech or his sentence is good and is of evidence, we can try something that doesn’t have research about it. For example, last month, I with my friends, who is my best friend called Thaynid Tiana, discussed about how the people live in my town. He shared about, in my town, that it’s very friendly and it’s very cooperative. Then I asked her, what’s your evidence about that? But she talked about, yeah, you can have it if we talk with someone, if we talk with someone, someone will be comfort and respect to the others. Yeah, but I think, and I said, I think you did not have enough evidence. She said, yeah, I think so, but we can try to, we can have the research, is it? And yes, in the moment, I would agree with someone. There is a disagreement, yeah, I think. When she talked about popular sports in my city, she said this was a basketball, for eyes are sputnik don and then I said hey you cannot be like that if you didn’t have the evidence she like yeah but I have to I know I go to the I went to the pet’s but Pinton places and it’s very crowded in here and there and I said No, you can’t say about that because you just have to the Patminton places, not to go to soccer places or basketball places. It cannot be an agreement for me. We have to research to the other spaces. She said, yeah, I think it’s right. Yeah, I think we can do it.
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I do believe that if someone's speech or sentence is good and has evidence, we can try something that doesn't have research about it. For example, last month, I was with my best friend, Thaynid Tiana, discussing how people live in my town. He shared that in my town, people are very friendly and cooperative. Then I asked her, what's your evidence for that? She talked about how, if we talk with someone, they will be comfortable and respectful to others. I said, I think you do not have enough evidence. She replied, I think so too, but we can try to do some research, right? In that moment, I agreed with her. There was a disagreement. When she talked about popular sports in my city, she said it was basketball. I said, you cannot say that if you don't have evidence. She replied, but I have to; I went to the badminton places, and it's very crowded there. I said, no, you can't say that because you only went to the badminton places, not to soccer or basketball places. That cannot be an agreement for me. We need to research other spaces. She said, yeah, I think you're right. I think we can do it.
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