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Hoed

Hat

Boek

Book

Huis

House

Boom

Tree

Tafel

Table

Blom

Flower

Met

With

Dat

That

Verlede week

Last week

Maar

But

Soms

Sometimes

Niks

Nothing

Daar

There

Net

Only

Gaan

Go

Stoel

Chair

Loop

Walk

Naam

Name

Middag

Afternoon

Laat

Late