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How do you say 'welcome' in Latvian?
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2011-09-12 21:47:14
"Welcome_in_Latvian" id="Welcome_in_Latvian">Welcome in
Latvian
there isn't really a word for welcome but 'sveiks' (svay-ks) is the
equivalent which also means hello
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