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¡Qué puntazo!

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¡Qué puntazo!

How funny!

Meaning

Expressing something is very amusing or clever.

Meaning

Expressing something is very amusing or clever.

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Een lekker biertje. nl যেখানে বাঘের ভয় সেখানেই রাত হয় bn Ter sangue azul pt よく勉強する ja tehdä työ fi کجا می‌تونم پیدا کنم؟ fa 没关系，下次再来 zh நன்றாகச் செய் ta Tutto qui? it No es Pagar con tarjeta es في تلج في الشارع ar Devagar. pt een duit in het zakje doen nl at trække tænder ud da عقد قرانا ar ¡Un momento! es Avoir de la moelle fr गहन चिंतन करना hi Korkmak tr dog in the manager en 搞明白 zh im Zuge der Globalisierung de Cambiar de tema. es

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