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"Na ja, mein Bruder" is a German phrase that translates to "Well, my brother" in English. It is often used to express a casual or laid-back attitude towards a situation, suggesting acceptance or resignation. The phrase can convey familiarity or camaraderie, typically among friends or close acquaintances.
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How do you say babydoll in Thai?
Tee Rak Na Ja
What is the key to get the Angry Birds space?
abe ja na
How do you say yes I am enjoying my leave in Serbian?
Da,ja uzivam na odmoru
In which movie is this song in. Zindagi mein koi kabhi aaye na rabba?
musafir
What is the difference between cooling in air condition and refrigerator?
ja k baap sa pouch na us na nai bataya
How do say fist in Japanese?
静寂な拳 /sei ja ku na ken/ is one way to say that. It's not in
Who is the singer of mein teri tu mera chud na javi veh?
Manjit Pappu
What has the author Ja n Micha lek written?
Ja n. Micha lek has written: 'Protifas isticky odboj na Slovensku v rozpra vaniach l'udu'
Who sang the sufi version of zindagi mein koi kabhi aaye na rabba?
Richa Sharma
How do you change a BMW 525 tds diesel pump?
Odnesi ja na majstor, neka ti ja smenat ti ne se maci sam da menes.pozdrav :D
Sukh Ke Sab Saathi Dukh Mein Na Koi?
Everyone will be there in success, no one will be in failure. That is how we can translate it.
How do you say ninja tuna in Japanese?
忍者ツナ (nin ja tsu na).Whatever you might use that for..
