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"english": "my book",
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"english": "Dani's older brother",
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"english": "the extinction of a language (punah means 'extinct')",
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"english": "the weakness of the government (lemah means 'weak')",
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"english": "the reading of the book",
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"english": "you should not eat like that",
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"word": "-nya"
}
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