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Yes, I know my neighbor. My neighbor is a couple who are 80 years old. They went to Indonesia for work when they were 20 years old. But they returned to Macau after 1970, and I usually meet them in the morning.
Oh yes, I know one person, her name is Lin. She lives near my hometown, and I met her about three years ago when I first moved to this city. At that time, she helped me a lot. She is kind and friendly, and I really appreciate her. I love her, and I am grateful [...]
Oh yes, I know one person, her name is Min, and she lives near my house. I met her about two years ago when I first moved to this city. At that time, she helped me a lot, and I grew to love her. She had a small new car, so I often bought things [...]
Well, I won't say whether I like them or not because I think it depends on their personality and characteristics. So if you ask me whether I like my neighbors, I would say maybe about 50%. I believe that personal preference plays a significant role in our judgment, so it can be very challenging.
Yes, I am familiar with some of my neighbors. Living in a community, it's natural to interact with those who live nearby. I may not know everyone on a personal level, but I make an effort to be friendly and approachable. I often listen to casual conversations and interactions with my neighbors.
To be honest, I would say yes. We've met our neighbors when we've participated in the same activities and joined the same club. We always get along with each other, and we have casual conversations every day.
Growing up, I lived in the countryside with my grandparents. I knew all my neighbors, like Norie. But now, living in the city center, I don't really know many of the people who live around me. It's a different kind of community.
Growing up in the countryside, I knew all my neighbors. We were a close-knit community. But now, living in the city, I don't know many of the people who live around me. It's a different kind of life, with less interaction.
Growing up in the countryside, I knew all my neighbors. We were close-knit, and everyone looked out for each other. But now, living in the city, it's different. I don't know many of my neighbors, and we rarely interact.
Well, in my childhood, I used to live in the countryside with my family. I got to know almost all of my neighbors. But nowadays, we live in the city center, so I don't know many of my neighbors.
Growing up in the countryside with my grandparents, I knew all my neighbors. We were close-knit, and I even had a friend named Nelly. But now, living in the city, I don't know many of my neighbors. It's a different kind of community.
I usually bump into them on my way home from school, and we'll have a brief chat. I know a girl who lives below me especially. She has a vibrant garden that I really like. I don't have the time to go into their homes, but I enjoy seeing them around.