en argan (n) |
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fr verbe (n) |
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en clever (a) |
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fr après midi (n) |
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fr quatre vingt un (n) |
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en devilishly (r) |
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en more |
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fr haler (v) |
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de blut (n) |
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wa cénk |
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fr joyeux noël |
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wa taxi (n) |
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wa aiwe (n, djeyografeye) |
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wa poerî d cwin |
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wa socrate (n) |
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wa oxhea |
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wa rodjixhante amanite |
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wa avri (n) |
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en alphabet (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr vrai (a) |
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en ointment (n) |
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fr sentier (n) |
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fr union européenne (n) |
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en sardinian (n) |
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en mocker (n) |
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wa awousse (n) |
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en skin (n) |
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fr paris (n) |
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wa litwaneye |
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en al jazeera (n) |
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fr autrui (n) |
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fr moissonneuse batteuse (n) |
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en adjective (n) |
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wa radioterapeye |
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fr tel (a) |
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en bit by bit (r) |
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wa idrodjinne |
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fr quatre vingt huit (n) |
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wa weird al yankovic |
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fr usine (n) |
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fr quatre vingt quatre (n) |
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en roman (a) |
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en central (a) |
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de eisen (n) |
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wa rodje |
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en look out (v) |
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fr œil (n) |
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wa eure (n) |
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wa otostråde |
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fr brouillard (n) |
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fr faiblesse (n) |
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en pistol (n) |
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en shoemaker's children go barefoot |
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en shit |
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wa linwe |
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de abend (n) |
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fr quelque chose (n) |
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en sleeper (n) |
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wa ritchåd (n, oujhea) |
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fr muletier (n) |
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wa moscou |
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wa tchestea (n) |
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en grim reaper (n) |
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de judaskuss (n) |
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en july (n) |
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fr à tantôt |
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en happen (v) |
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wa sodoirmant |
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wa samwinne (n) |
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fr à droite (r) |
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fr tuberculose (n) |
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wa grand botike |
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wa strin |
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de dänemark (n) |
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fr ponte (n) |
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en mark (n) |
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wa setimbe (n) |
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wa goudjarati (n) |
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fr cerisier (n) |
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wa pî sinte (n) |
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en during |
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wa tawea |
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wa må d lyme |
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en clamor (n) |
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fr soleil (n) |
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wa di set |
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en birds of feather flock together |
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en dwell (v) |
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en probably (r) |
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en agreement (n) |
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wa mwinre (a) |
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fr attention |
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fr abondamment (r) |
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fr se promener (v) |
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wa amerike bijhrece |
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fr tertre (n) |
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en puppy (n) |
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fr prestidigitateur (n) |
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fr automne (n) |
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