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What does ndakusuwa mean in shona language?

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Is Slovenian language the same like Croat language?
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Ecuador • ecuador languages spoken spanish language inca language • • lazykoala229

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Brazil • brazilians find find offensive brazilians offensive language • • happysnake631

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United States • books and literature poetry sensory language language sensory sight sensory details • • crazypanda278

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