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What does Wo ting hao de mean in English?

"Wo ting hao de" in English means "I understand."

It's a common phrase in Mandarin Chinese, used to acknowledge that you have understood something someone has said.

Here's a breakdown:

* 我 (wǒ) - I

* 听 (tīng) - to listen, to hear

* 好 (hǎo) - good, okay

* 的 (de) - a grammatical particle, here indicating that the previous word (好) applies to the whole phrase

Therefore, the entire phrase translates to "I listen good" or "I understand good," which is shortened to "I understand."

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