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Please do forgive the grammatical errors since I was in quite the rush because it's already midnight in my country and my mom is scolding my poor self to go to sleep.
lmaooooo
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Please do forgive the grammatical errors since I was in quite the rush because it's already midnight in my country and my mom is scolding my poor self to go to sleep.
lmaooooo
So, I've watched and read tons of Chinese stories resulting in me being quite familiar with basic Chinese phrases and formalities which is why I have some doubts in the phrase ‘guo guo’ although it's not entirely wrong, my comment is meant to say that ‘guo guo’ is more of a pronunciation than the actual spelling. Jie jie is older sister, mei mei is younger sister, didi is little brother and resulting in Gege(which is pronunciation as guo guo) being big brother. This was quite wordy so to sum it up, it's actually Gege and not Guo guo.