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M: I know, but I feel like such a loser. I keep getting passed by little kids. They laugh at me.
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M: Thanks for the encouragement, Li Hua. But I've always been kind of a loser at sports. Growing up, I was always picked last for the baseball and soccer teams.
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M: What do you mean, Li Hua?
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M: You're right, I do have a lot of friends. But if they could see how many times I fell down today, I'm sure they would not want be friends with such a loser.
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M: Yeah, very good, Li Hua. That guy really is a loser. He never studies at all. I think he's in college just to party.
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M: I guess so...Just wait up for me, in case I fall down again. Okay, let's go!
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M: Yeah, you had been bugging me about going skating for so long, I guess it was about time that I came along with you.
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M: No, bugging means to bother or annoy someone about something. I didn't mean it in a serious way, I was just kidding.
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M: Yes, you can also say that a habit someone has really bugs you.
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M: You could say "It really bugs me when Mary interrupts me in the middle of a sentence." I can also say it really bugs me when you try to tell me what to do.
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M: It seems that you've learned how to use "loser" and "to bug". Let's go home.
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