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"text": "Juhu! Mer händs gschafft!",
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17
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12,
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"ref": "2017, Stefanie Grob, ‘Im Coop ar Kasse’, Härzschmärz, page 45:",
"text": "Er sig egau, i was für me Coop dass me schaffi, seit d Eliane immer, es gseji ja aui gliich uus.",
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[
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6,
17
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12,
19
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14,
18
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8,
15
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10
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39,
46
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"ref": "2017, Stefanie Grob, ‘Im Coop ar Kasse’, Härzschmärz, page 45:",
"text": "Er sig egau, i was für me Coop dass me schaffi, seit d Eliane immer, es gseji ja aui gliich uus.",
"translation": "It doesn't matter which branch of Coop you work in, Eliane always says, everything always looks the same.",
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"word": "wäärche"
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"word": "bügle"
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],
"word": "schaffe"
}
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