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How do you spell and say impermeable in spanish?
Impermeable is the same word in Spanish, but it is pronounced: Eem-pear-may-ah-blay
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pear in Spanish is pera
How do you spell pear in German?
The pear is die Birne in German.A pear = eine Birnepear = Birne
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A pear is "une poire" (fem.) in French.
How do you spell pear in Irish?
piorra
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