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大人 zh 不潔な ja شمالی fa contabilidade pt la roche fr refutável pt sector en incomprensible es familiares es 잘못 ko eles/elas pt hakea fi le germe fr consultor es die Schürze de arrêt de travail fr menneisyys fi 상기하다 ko حبر ar nerede tr teorema pt étanche fr بصوت عال ar 衣来伸手，饭来张口 zh

Phrases

kendi yoluna git tr mieć przy sobie pl J'ai l'impression que. fr Escribir un informe. es tiga som muren sv Paks lumi. et ter azar pt Ter um dia maravilhoso. pt ليس لدي أي شك. ar Nicht mehr. de Get something off your chest. en कृपया मुझे बताएं। hi হাত টানা bn ជានិច្ច km باد موافق هرگز برای ناخداهای بی هدف نخواهد وزید fa Perhaps en Det var lenge siden. no خواب دکھانا ur Quyosh chiqdi uz تغییر ایجاد کردن fa Toute vérité n'est pas bonne à dire. fr y mettre du sien fr 别动 zh Перший раз uk

Grammar Rules

Arabic Verb Form IV: Making Things Happen (Af'ala) ar Unreal Conditionals lo Agentless Passive id Making Guesses with "wohl" (Probably) de The French Word for 'Whose' and 'Of Which' (dont) fr Northern Thai Sincerity: The Particle `แต๊` th Thai Location Basics: On, In, Under (bon, nai, tai) th Formal Subjunctive sv Conditional 'In Case': Expressing Precautions en German Word Order: Dative Noun before Accusative Noun de Russian Aspect in Stories: Making Your Narratives Flow (СВ vs НСВ) ru The Swiss Army Knife Preposition: EM (no/na) pt Word Order Flexibility id Particle '-Lah' id Simple Past Endings for -ė Stem Verbs lt Passive 'Thuk' lo Unidirectional vs Multidirectional Motion cs Hindi Word Order: Moving Words After the Verb (Right-Dislocation) hi

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