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tuckshop

snoepie

biblioteek

libary

break

pouse

skoolhoof

principal

gang

corridor

time table

rooster

betroubaar

reliable

honest

eerlik

lank

long

netjies

neat

hostel

koshuis

hall

saal

shy

skaam

smart

slim

sterk

strong

swak

weak

vriendilik

friendly

toebroodjie

sandwich

vak

section

nuuskierig

curious