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Check it out
'Check it out' is plain wrong. 'Tira-teima' is when, for instance, two teams are facing a draw and need to discuss the finals with a last game. That last game is the 'tira-teima', the deciding game that will put an end to the draw. This is just an example, of course, which means you can use this term in many other instances that don't relate to sports. As for a translation, some words come to mind, but the most accurate is certainly 'decisive'.
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Wedding congratulations letter English?
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How do you say this sign in English?
Could you please provide the sign you're referring to? Once I have that information, I can help you translate it into English.
What does Itsutsu means in English?
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What is the translation of eu te amo seu chato to English?
You could say it means "I love you, silly".
What say in English to kachre wala?
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What town in Northern Ireland hate the English?
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Wedding congratulations letter English?
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How could you say Donald in french?
Names are the same in French as they are in English.
How do you use I terror you a sentence?
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Could boro win the English prem?
No that's all i have to say on the situation NO!
How do you say my English is bad?
I don't understand your question. Could you expand on this question?
I say WILL be or I say IT WILL be?
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How do i say i sayprenom in englisha?
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How do you say this sign in English?
Could you please provide the sign you're referring to? Once I have that information, I can help you translate it into English.
How do you say hardware in french?
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How do you say Caylee in German?
We didn't have this name. Maybe you could say Carly, it's also English but more popular!
