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How do you spell good in Aramaic?
In Aramaic, "good" is spelled as "טוב" (tov).
How do you spell delinquent?
That's good.
How do you spell 'good ' in French?
"Good" in French is spelled "bon".
How do you spell schizorphrenia?
You actually spelled it right! Good job. That's a hard word to spell.
How do you spell good appetite in polish?
In Polish, "good appetite" is spelled "smacznego".
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What is the 5's good in housekeeping in japanes?
konichiwa.
How do you spell 'friends' in Japanese?
It is 'tomodachi.' Written in Japanese, it is 友達
What are the characteristic of the japanes?
sdfsgfdsf
Where do the Japanes get there food from?
Japan
What is Japanes for prisoner?
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What is the japanes word for wolf?
ookami
How do you say mom in Japanes?
Okasan
How do you say goodmorning in japanes?
goodmorning
Where is the European goldfinch from?
from chines japanes
What is Takeda-san in Japanes?
hrehhe
Who used Japanese numerals?
The japanes of course!
What do japanes eat their food with?
chop sticks
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