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"text": "Mangan ka o pinandit naka?",
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"text": "Mansanas o sagin.",
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"text": "Palako nayu o.",
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"text": "Makanini namu o.",
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"text": "Juan o lawen me.",
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"english": "God, I hope you help them!",
"text": "Ginu o sana iligtas yu.",
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"english": "Mina, here it is.",
"text": "Mina o aini na.",
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"text": "Mangan ka o pinandit naka?",
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"text": "Palako nayu o.",
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"text": "Makanini namu o.",
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"text": "Juan o lawen me.",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "God, I hope you help them!",
"text": "Ginu o sana iligtas yu.",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "Mina, here it is.",
"text": "Mina o aini na.",
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