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아이

Kid/niño/Kinder

이

Two/dos/Swei

오이

Cucumber/pepino/Gurke

오

Five/cinco/Vier

이

Teeth/dientes/Zähne

우유

Milk/leche/Milch

여우

Fox/zorro/Fuchs

아야

Ouch/ouch/Autsch

요요

Yo-yo/yoyo/Yo-yo