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strung-out en pace lap en comtactious en ärgern de pulses en 機嫌を取る ja 有趣地 zh in full en 忍让 zh бесплатный ru demoralisation en 营销 zh disilluso it s'occuper fr försitta sv نامتناسب fa get en klaas et 철학적으로 ko en urgence fr ihminen fi genus Mycobacterium en electrical power en 遗址 zh

Phrases

Embasado em categorização pt Ini enak id mennä menojaan fi يلوي ذراع ar Yozib bering uz Ik ben het spoor bijster. nl Čekati red hr Tutup pintu id Tôi khát nước vi मीठा पानी। hi لطفاً مجدداً بفرمایید fa Gần đèn thì sáng vi faire le pied de grue fr بعداً می‌بینمت fa मुझे सच में पसंद आया। hi Induljunk! hu Máte čas? sk Rendre un livre. fr 얼굴을 가리다 ko به سختی fa ফাউ bn Ich bin mir nicht sicher. de به چیزی نگاه کردن. fa O barato sai caro. pt

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Portuguese Moving Verb: Mudar-se (Getting a New Place) pt Analyzing Rhetorical Devices in Text hr Spanish Days of the Week (lunes, martes...) es Strong vs. Heavy: Choosing the Right Word Partnerships en Formal Pluralization (Vikanje) sl Russian Subjunctive: Wishes & 'What Ifs' (бы) ru Respectful Greetings (Shikamoo) sw Superlative Structures sv Expressing a condition (Si...) fr Your-welcome vs. Youre-welcome-after-thank-you: What's the Difference? en Participle Clauses of Reason (Being hungry, ...) en French Past Participle Agreement: The Secret Extra 'e' (Accord du Participe Passé) fr Por vs Para: The Ultimate Guide es Formal Academic Style sv Predicative Adjectives sv Participles as Adjectives sv How to make polite requests (Poder) pt Whose in French: Using 'Dont' (dont le/la/les) fr

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