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| ist gninte (n) |
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| ist nostro |
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| ist inturno |
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| ist scoltà (v) |
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| ist luri (n) |
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| ist cuorno (n) |
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| ist muier |
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| en fisherman (n) |
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| ist stila (n) |
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| ist miz |
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| ist cameîn |
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| ist la |
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| ist four (r) |
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| ist guodi (v) |
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| ist vostro |
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| ist uleîo (n) |
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| ist lèngua (n) |
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| en fire translations (n) |
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| ist mio (n) |
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| en dolphin (n) |
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| en head translations (n) |
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| ist bis'ciuleîna (n) |
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| en oar (n) |
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| ist marenda (n) |
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| ist piurà |
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| fr avec |
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| en eleven |
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| ist par |
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| ist puoco (r) |
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| ist maiur (a) |
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| ist gila (n) |
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| ist puoco (r) |
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| ist fadeîga (n) |
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| ist vultà |
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| ist duona |
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| en work (n) |
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| ist viecio (a) |
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| ist non |
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| en jump (v) |
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| ist gièrba |
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| ist pitruolgio (n) |
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| ist vardà (v) |
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| ist puoco (a) |
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| ist core (n) |
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| ist frido (a) |
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| ist fiuri (n) |
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| ist indreîo |
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| ist tenpo |
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| en enjoy (v) |
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| ist dibalo |
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| ist anema |
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| ist dreîo (r) |
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| fr dix (a) |
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| ist curda (n) |
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| ist càvara (n) |
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| ist parparà (v) |
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| en woman (n) |
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| ist ondaze |
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| ist sil (n) |
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| ist lìgno |
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| en way (n) |
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| ist inturno |
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| ist gise |
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| ist cor (n) |
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| en church (n) |
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| ist fameîa (n) |
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| ist sasso |
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| ist lù (n) |
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| ist dèi (n) |
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| ist ganba (n) |
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| ist puoco (a) |
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| ist zurnada (n) |
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| ist ben |
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| ist giamanto |
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| en pomegranate (n) |
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| ist ti (n) |
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| ist veîa (n) |
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| ist nìgaro |
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| ist pitruolgio (n) |
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| ist mondo (n) |
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| ist sinque |
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| ist ago (n) |
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| en net (n) |
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| en theater (n) |
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| ist turcheîa (n) |
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| en red (a) |
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| ist manduleîna (n) |
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| en bigger (a) |
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| ist fasa |
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| ist stila |
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| ist cuorpo (n) |
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| ist puoco (r) |
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| ist vesteîti (n) |
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| ist tenpo (n) |
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| ist sugnadur (n) |
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| ist pitto |
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| ist rustèi (v) |
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| ist bas'ciamà |
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