It means "Has sent a Twinkle"
"A lot has changed" in English.
"An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo" is a common greeting in Korean, which translates to "Hello" in English.
"Jee ha" is an informal way of expressing agreement or affirmation in Hindi. It can be translated to "yes, indeed" or "absolutely" in English.
Today was a good day
It means, "Ha, ha! A little apprenticeship." The 'apprenticeship' part could be construed as "A little [primary] lesson learned."
It means "Hahaha you are in love".
¿Por qué me envió / enviaron / enviaste / enviasteis aquello / eso?¿Por qué me lo / la / ha enviado / han enviado / has enviado / habéis enviado?*El verbo enviar está conjugado en concordancia con los pronombres personales: usted, es / tú / vosotros, asEn preguntas, siempre se escribe:"¿por qué?"."Por qué y porque" NO SIGNIFICAN LO MISMO
Ha-yekara (היקרה) means "the dear one"
It means, "The thing is better now, ha ha ha."
"A lot has changed" in English.
it means I'll get the tape Ha ha
Ha ha ha I'm reading learn twice
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If you mean 'haje' it doesn't exist. If 'ha' and 'je' are separate, 'ha' can mean 'tooth (teeth)', 'leaf (leaves)' and 'edge (of sword etc)' among others. 'Je' is not Japanese.
"An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo" is a common greeting in Korean, which translates to "Hello" in English.
the word is hablame in spanish and in English it means TALK TO ME