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Examples
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Ta'shon's mother was told her daughter was depressed, when in fact she had cancer, and died some months later.
AlaskaJournal.com | Statewide Business News for the Last Frontier 2009
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Beyond, under the palms at the edge of the sea, two Chinese nursemaids, in their pretty native costume of white yee-shon and-straight-lined trousers, their black braids of hair down their backs, attended each on a baby in a perambulator.
ON THE MAKALOA MAT 2010
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The other thing to be aware of is the back-up guard battle between Terrell Stoglin and Pe’ shon Howard.
Terps basketball: rendezvous with the Redhawks Ryan Broadwater 2010
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Not twenty-four hours later (or the very next morning) the newly acquired property, formerly a haven of pay, * turned into a noisy, crumbling shon-tee-yay* when the bulldozers rolled in and the demolition crew arrived.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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Not twenty-four hours later (or the very next morning) the newly acquired property, formerly a haven of pay, * turned into a noisy, crumbling shon-tee-yay* when the bulldozers rolled in and the demolition crew arrived.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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The usual phrase, 立小便 or 立ション, tachi-shouben or tachi-shon refers more usually to standing outside and urinating in public places.
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References: best friend = (see Susan's bio here); shon-tee-ay = pronunciation for "chantier" (construction site); Rouge-Bleu = nickname for my friend (also the name of our vineyard); la tristesse (f) = sadness
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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But you would be correct to call our new digs a veritable "shon-tee-yay."
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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But you would be correct to call our new digs a veritable "shon-tee-yay."
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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I vowed not to vent, promised not to prattle on about how life has gone from ho-hum tranquil to high tribulation since Jean-Marc, the kids and I left our quiet home in Les Arcs and moved to a shrilly shon-tee-ay.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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