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Silakan tunggu

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Silakan tunggu

Please wait

Meaning

Asking someone to wait for a moment.

Meaning

Asking someone to wait for a moment.

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nie pasować jak pięść do nosa pl Bewegung machen. de دعني أشرح لك ar ரொம்ப சந்தோஷம் ta έχω πάρει τα πάνω μου el ～を読みます ja Fırsatı kaçırma tr کسالت پیدا کردن. fa Nincs mit. hu out of sight en Deep secret. en Sich einigen auf de حرکت کن. fa Happy anniversary en Faz muito calor. pt 찬물을 끼얹다. ko काम का दिन hi Upo ka tl nie ma opcji pl chodzić jak w zegarku pl 글씨를 쓰다 ko मुझे समझ में आता है hi Có giảm giá không? vi মাটির মানুষ bn

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Polite Requests and Past Desires (Querer in Imperfect) pt Pretty, Quite, Rather, Fairly: Degree Adverbs en The Portuguese Pluperfect: The Past of the Past (tinha feito) pt Cause and Effect ro Conjugating 'Būti' in Present Tense lt Complex Causative Relationships id Nevertheless: The Sophisticated U-Turn en The Present Tense of 'Būt' (To Be) lv The More, The Better: Comparative Inversion en Phonetic Spelling Rules ka Complex Negation for Argumentation (min men... tae ponnoh) km It is difficult to... (-기가 어렵다) ko Reported Commands and Requests: Telling others what to do en Aspectual Shifts lo Modal Verb 'Kerek' (Need) kk Subjunctive in Impersonal Expressions: It is important that... hy Omitting the Object Marker (ကို) in Colloquial Speech my Polite Imperatives: Tu, Tum, and Aap hi

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