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What is the translation of the word 'yellow' in several languages?
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∙ 12y ago
Yellow = jaune (in French)
Yellow = Amarillo (in Spanish)
Yellow = gelb (in German)
Yellow = giallo (in Italian)
Yellow = amarelo (in Portuguese)
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