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burschikos
tom-boyish
gehen
to go
gehe
ging, gingst, ging, gingen, gingt, gingen
gegangen (sein)
das Nachtleben (-)
nightlife
naiv
naive
die Fastenzeit (-)
lent
frauenfeindlich
misogynous
Wiederholen
to repeat
wiederhole
wiederholte
wiederholt (haben)
der Begriff (e)
term
unterreprϋsentiert
underrepresented
der Aufenhalt (e)
stay, stop