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wrbt -

Whatever that means.

It's driving me crazy, I'm practicing my ting li and the guy wants shoes that are "nai ker" or
something like that. It's somewhat mumbled. Anyone have any idea what that is? Something close
maybe nei ke?

Thanks in advance.



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wrbt -

Oh wait as I was posting that I realized... is he saying Nike?










kudra -

耐克公司

see

http://www.nike.com.cn/about/about.htm












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