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wensente

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No.

But it reminds me of SOHO (Small Office Home Office), which Chinese people often use. (Referring to people who work from home.) I've never heard a native speaker of English use it.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Or DINK (double income no kids) which is used in English speaking countries, but never in normal conversations (or at least the normal conversations I've had). Had to have an English language acronym explained to me by my Chinese language partner. Smooth.

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