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थी Hindi था Hindi كان Arabic was German was English

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Possessive Adjectives (mijn, jouw, zijn, haar) A1

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De afwas doen. De vaatwasser inruimen. De was doen De afwas doen Hoe was je dag?
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More general words

aanbevelen

B1

To suggest something as a good choice.

aandacht

B1

Focus or notice directed towards someone or something.

aandachtig

B1

Paying close attention

aandrang

B1

Urgent pressure or request.

aandringend

B1

Persistent and urgent.

aanduiden

B1

To be a sign of or to indicate.

aanduiding

B1

A sign or mark indicating something.

aaneensluiten

B2

To join or connect together.

aangeven

B1

To point out or indicate.

aangezien

B2

Given that or because

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叫び ja réflexion fr 염두에 두다 ko resguardado pt لا...ولا ar به طور غیرقانونی fa screwed en montre fr podziękować pl occupée fr gama es चूँकि hi gebürtig de 공포스럽다 ko kültür tr 延長する ja el correo electrónico es felkel hu lágrima es 分散 zh قبح ar खरोखर mr 会议记录 zh inviable es

Phrases

Por un pelo es sich entschuldigen de 잘 지냈어요? ko 무슨 말씀을 하시는 건가요? ko Natatakot ako tl Passer la bague au doigt. fr to dance to ones tune en essere un colpo al cuore it Echar una bronca es gözünü korkutmak tr Quedarse helado/a. es کاسه ای زیر نیم کاسه داشتن. fa nie ma co się bać wyzwań pl задать перцу ru Det var det sv iemand in de zeik nemen nl Dar gato por liebre es बस करो hi फ़ौरन हो जाएगा hi 低头 zh 맛있게 먹을게요. ko 時間が許せば ja आपकी बात सही है hi संवाद स्थापित करना hi

Grammar Rules

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