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身心健康 zh हकीकत hi Grilo pt misgestancy en Salat, der de Gefrierschrank de कोरडा mr 命名する ja whist en racine fr tema no presidential en equivocarse es به طور رسمی fa Operacionalmente pt Handschuh de Pfeffer de auseinander de لوازم خانگی fa 찬란하다 ko servicio es കുപ്പി ml uniplicsion en بیست و یک fa

Phrases

Ser la flor y nata. es এটা কি? bn In a minute. en ¡No puede ser! es به هر قیمتی. fa 어떻게 지내? ko Dimmi it سردی لگنا ur 足を向けて寝られない ja Soolast hinda küsima et 闪电。 zh Do ponto de vista de contextualização pt Tühi klaas et at se stjerner da right now en أنا لست عطشاناً. ar انگار نه انگار fa സെറ്റല്ലേ? ml बासी खाना hi Could you please spell that? en ça coule de source fr هذا لا يزال قيد الدراسة ar at have travlt med sit eget da خنده‌دار است. fa

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Past Tense Agreement for Reflexive Verbs (s'être lavé/lavée) fr Introducing the Perfect Tense: I Have Done hy Expressions of Certainty (Sigurno, Naravno) hr The Particle (ပစ်) for Completeness/Finality my Checking and Searching: Using 'Go Through' en The Latin Core and Special Characters lt Mixing the Past and Present (Mixed Conditionals with Modals) en Polite Spanish Commands (Usted/Ustedes) es Subtle Aspectual Differences kk Advanced Persuasion ro Spanish Pronoun Position: Before or After? (Posición de pronombres) es Passive without an Agent vi Irregular Past Tense Verbs (ment, jött, volt) hu Persuasive Language sv Future Tense with 'Akan' id Present Simple en Describing Actions with 得 (de) zh See-you-in-sunday vs. See-you-on-sunday: What's the Difference? en

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