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～てごらん

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～てごらん

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Try doing ~

Meaning

Giving a casual suggestion to try something.

Meaning

Giving a casual suggestion to try something.

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有声有色 zh Kaip ant adatų lt Table for two en Danke, gleichfalls de يلغي الحجز. ar Jeg forstår ikke no لسان حاله يقول ar ¡Qué día! es Inmiscuirse. es ما هذا الهراء؟ ar ज़रूरत नहीं है। hi ഫാൻ ഇടുക ml le raisonnable suggestion fr রান্না করা bn 우물쭈물하다 ko Vziať nohy na plecia sk Ich bin momentan sehr beschäftigt. de Skal vi tage afsted? da En este día. es To jest proste pl Donner une réponse. fr het is me ontgaan nl få fart på sv Stari sl

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