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einfach
simple

simply
einmal
once
noch einmal

noch mal

once more

over again
etwa
approximately
verschieden
different
witzig
witty funny
wohl
probably

perhaps
auberdam
besides, inaddition
gerade
just, just now
heutzutage
nowadays
lustig
funny hummours happy
wichtig
important