Local saying something that sounds like almost finished - ask a translate before we peel
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Hugo Caron•211 rep8
A local said something that sounds like almost finished about three hours in. Ask someone to translate before we peel, or treat it as casual chat. Not locals packing kids into tuks as an end cue, and not curb chatter Maligawa bend rumor from earlier.
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Ask a calm translate if you can, but do not peel on one overheard phrase alone. People say almost finished as encouragement all night. Pair any translate with what your eyes see on dancer density.
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Ruwan Jayasinghe•1735 rep5
Hotel chat ending soon plus one curb phrase still is not an official wrap.
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