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[mulia24]

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thank you so much. i also enjoyed hatching the babies, they're really tame to me, but now i only have 3 arabic breed left, i lost one yesterday due to sick. i got so much trouble to think so i choose to spend more time to write in my site to reduce the pain. it's hard when you've to lost *pet* you've raised so hard and they're very adorable.

but well, how much time i use to regret , they won't come back to life, all i can do is to protect the remaining flock with the best i can do. i still update my hatching thread. my dream to have egg machines (arabic breed is best layer here) seemed to ruined already

 

[Rusty Hills Farm]

but, i think when the last alphabet is vocal alphabet, then the (') sign should be use but without any (s) alphabet again, am i wrong or not?

so it should be Mulia' bin , how's that? please share your opinion.

In English, you are Mulia. To show that you own/possess something, add an apostrophe: Mulia's, as in "Mulia's coop", meaning that you own the coop. Without that apostrophe (Mulias) means there is more than one of you. The ' without an "s" after it, becomes an accent mark.

English is a VERY confusing language and even native speakers have MAJOR problems with it. I cannot tell you the number of times I have seen people write "chicken's" (which shows possession) when they actually mean "chickens" (meaning more than one chicken). You are way more proficient in my language than I could ever be in yours!

Rusty​

 

[mulia24]

thank you so much for the explanation, i have to learn more to deal with english better.

quite tricky.

 

[wildorchid053]

in english "box" means a womans private spot.. how about mulia's place instead

 

[mulia24]

glad i'm not using it yet, it would be shameful and i think my web hosting provider gonna banned my account

well, here it only means something you use to pack good, an ordinary meaning, none slang here related to box.

thank you wildorchid053 to let me know it. i think i need to consult any word / term to use with the native speaker before making any fool of me.