"Susu mi poki" is a phrase in Tok Pisin, a language spoken in Papua New Guinea, that means "I am full" or "I am satisfied". It is commonly used to express feeling satisfied after a meal.
"Mi hermando" is a misspelling of "mi hermano," which means "my brother" in English.
en mi escritorio= in my desk en mi= in my escritorio= desk
The phrase "protect me" in Yoruba can be translated as "fi mi se asiko" or "sabo mi."
informal: singular (to one person): Miło mi poznać Cię / Miło mi Ciebie poznać. plural (to many persons): Miło mi poznać Was. formal singular: Miło mi poznać Panią / Miło mi Panią poznać (to a woman), Miło mi poznać Pana / Miło mi Pana poznać (to a man) plural: Miło mi Panie poznać (to a group of women), Miło mi Panów poznać (to a group of men), Miło mi Państwa poznać (to both men and women)
"Mi perro" is Spanish for "my dog."
"Susu poki" is a term that originates from Hawaii and is often used in the context of surfing. It refers to a surfing technique where a surfer uses their body to generate speed and momentum on a wave without the use of a surfboard. The term is derived from the Hawaiian words "susu," meaning breast, and "poki," meaning to cut or slice, describing the motion of the surfer slicing through the water with their body.
Kade Poki was born on 1988-01-17.
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Hoki-Poki
Susu Padotzke was born on May 30, 1976.
Susi Kentikian is 154 cm.
Hoki Poki
Susu, or to give it its correct title, Sosoxui, the chief language of the Susu people. It is mainly spoken in the Guinea area of Africa. It is presently used by the inhabitants of Guinea as a trade language.
Ure.Raho for balls.
It is 'susu.'
Coffee and milk
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