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Questions related specifically to academic study of the Chinese language, or specific vocabulary or style to use when writing Chinese in an academic style
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Academic explanation for rhyming fillers with irrelevant meaning in doggerel
Regarding "The point won't hold after translation", maybe the words in this poem are relevant:
See you later, alligator!
After while, crocodile!
In an hour, sunflower!
Maybe two, kangaroo!
Gotta …
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