"sầu riêng" meaning in All languages combined

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          "name": "Fruits",
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          "english": "Who's got some freshly ripe fruit?\nSmellin' the delicious aroma carried by the wind.\nEvening leaves were sleepin' cavalierly\nJust to rise awoken with tomorrow's jubilant sunshine.\nHidden, yellowish and fragrant, under those thorny husks\nBig bundles of flesh, just like pleasant honey.\nPlease join the party, everybody\n\"One's sorrow\" (durian) turns out to be all's joy.",
          "ref": "Phạm Hổ, Sầu riêng [Durian]:",
          "text": "Nhà ai vừa chín quả đầu.\nĐã nghe gió thổi vườn sau thơm lừng.\nLá chiều khép ngủ ung dung\nĐể cùng dậy với tưng bừng nắng mai.\nVàng thơm sau lớp vỏ gai\nMúi to, mật ngọt cho ai thỏa lòng.\nMời cô, mời bác ăn cùng\nSầu riêng mà hóa vui chung trăm nhà.",
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          "text": "Nhà ai vừa chín quả đầu.\nĐã nghe gió thổi vườn sau thơm lừng.\nLá chiều khép ngủ ung dung\nĐể cùng dậy với tưng bừng nắng mai.\nVàng thơm sau lớp vỏ gai\nMúi to, mật ngọt cho ai thỏa lòng.\nMời cô, mời bác ăn cùng\nSầu riêng mà hóa vui chung trăm nhà.",
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