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Exile

(n,v)


تبعید کردن

Arch (3)

(n,v) قوس، طاق،‌قوس دادن


(Adj) موذی، شیطانی.‌ ی حالتی ب خودت میگیری وقتی فکر میکنی چیزیو بهتر از بقیه میفهمی

Baffle

(v) = confuse

L'homme

The man

Le garçon

Theboy

La fille

The girl

L'orange

The orange

Un

A (male)

Et

And

Le , La

The

Le chat

The cat