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¡Qué afortunado/a!

B1 Expression

¡Qué afortunado/a!

How lucky! What fortune!

Meaning

Expresses that someone is very fortunate or blessed.

Meaning

Expresses that someone is very fortunate or blessed.

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केंद्रीय hi कार hi تخم fa gel es सुधार होना hi 告訴 ja تطوع ar مُعَارَضَة ar पहेंनना hi bench en खानपान hi Schülerin de bisanctation en کنگره fa ぷりぷり ja 대학 ko nimi et udvalg da herkullinen fi زحمت fa le lait fr 첨가하다 ko blättern de បោកខោអាវ km

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အောက်ခြေခိုင် my មើលបំណាំ km å ta en endelig avgjørelse no आटे में नमक hi સાંજનો સમય gu လက်ဖျားခါ my ممکن است اشتباه کنم fa Estar na ponta da língua pt मला हे आवडले mr å ta grep no سر و ته کردن fa यह तो सिर्फ कहने की बात है hi metterci la faccia it Danke vielmals. de آپ کیا چاہتے ہیں؟ ur दूध का धुला होना। hi co ty na to? pl Wear clothes. en Bezug nehmen de la fortune sourit aux audacieux fr 지금이라도 시작하는 것이 좋다. ko सांस्कृतिक विरासत का संरक्षण। hi من المستغرب أن ar at være opdateret da

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Dual-Case Prepositions (e.g., u, na) hr French Direct Object Pronouns (me, te, le, la, les) fr Reciprocal Nuances id Idioms with 'Piga' (To Hit) sw The Verb Faire: To Do & To Make fr Feeling Dative: Fixed Expressions and Idioms (Mir ist...) de Advanced Hindi Connectors: Beyond 'But' and 'And' (तथापि, बल्कि, अतः) hi Can't Help But...: 〜ずにはおかない vs. 〜ないではいられない ja French Double Object Pronouns (me le, le lui) fr Question Words: Tko? Što? (Who? What?) hr Moving "Through" Spaces with "Por" es Emphasis Usage kk Explaining Why and So: The Cause-Effect Pair (因为...所以) zh Mkhedruli: The Modern Alphabet ka The 'Returning' Pronoun (Resumptive Pronouns) ar Spanish Reflexive Pronouns: me, te, se, nos, os, se es Please-contact-me vs. Myself: What's the Difference? en Preverbs as Direction Markers ka

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