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Noapte

Νύχτα

A visa

Ονειρεύομαι

Intuneric

Σκοτάδι

Luna

Φεγγάρι

Stea

Αστέρι

Noaptea este întunecată

Ι νύχτα είναι σκοτεινή

Tu te uiti la stele

Εσύ κοιτάζω τα αστέρια