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I wrote in English...
who (this should be written "Who" as it's the beginning of the sentence and needs a capital letter)
like ("Who" in this case means multiple people, so this word should be "likes"
Gummigoo (This isn't a word, I've no idea what you mean)
TADC (This is an initialisation, doesn't mean anything)
you do realize that you're only supposed to shorten "I have" into "I've" when you're writing in present perfect right? did you, a grammar nazi as they're called, seriously just make a grammar mistake?
you're the one who needs to learn english, not op
All right, I've updated the post. Gummigoo is a character from The Amazing Digital Circus (TADC).