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با ادب fa 역사학 ko trípode es 书房 zh 偏見 ja διαθεσιμότητα el barraca pt alloggio it نامسئول fa ética pt nay en مفهوم سازی کردن fa reluctant en peculiaridade pt longevidade pt cargador es ដើមឈើ km attore it incident en adoçante pt हफ्ता hi अहोदा hi Սկսել hy تِسْعَة ar

Phrases

Ik ben trots op je nl ਸਬਕ ਸਿੱਖਣਾ pa मुझे पूरा विश्वास है। hi Lebewohl sagen de Soğuk su tr Bir şey olmaz tr कथानक विश्लेषण से प्रकट होता है hi ein hohes Niveau erreichen de Noriu valgyti lt يذهب للنزهة ar Em todo o caso pt Meklēt ārstu lv Partirse de risa es ጆሮ መቆም am ثاني شارع على الشمال ar اجازه دهید فکر کنم. fa Next stop is... en Omitir algo. es Het is een rustige wijk. nl کیف پول fa 引起争议 zh Die beste Teilmenge wurde identifiziert mittels de این کاملاً صحیح است fa Suu kinni panema et

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The GPS Verb: Locations with 在 (zài) zh Expressing Regret: 'It's a Shame' (Ser Una Lástima) es Saying Goodbye (Paalam) tl Irregular Comparatives & Superlatives bg Mastering Thai Tones (The Basics) th Yes/No Questions with 'Te' km Classical Conditional: Since, If (-ㄴ/은즉) ko Forming the Genitive: -ի, -ու hy German Modal Particles: Using 'mal' for Natural Tone de The Soft and Hard Signs (Ь, Ъ) mn Common Idioms id Partitive of Singular Nouns fi Stative Prefix 'Ter-' id Particle -조차: Not Even (Negative Extreme) ko Formal Causative Constructions: Making and Letting in Chinese (使, 令, 让) zh The Master Key 'Wenn': If, When, or Whenever? de Doubting in French: Using the Subjunctive with 'douter que' fr German Time Genders: Why Days and Months are Always Masculine (der) de

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