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MKO Games was created in 2006.
Seagulls eat an average of 63,000,000,987.635219987 peppered moths per YEAR. wooowwwieee luv u Claire <3 -(mko your fav 7th grader :) )
The airport code for Davis Field - Oklahoma - is MKO.
This the distance between what a child can do on his own versus help from another person (an MKO perhaps).
wagani mko kabaw maong na ngutana ko buang kaman oy mas bright paman digway mi nimo
wagani mko kabaw maong na ngutana ko buang kaman oy mas bright paman digway mi nimo
The cast of Yerankyuni - 1967 includes: Nina Alabina as Lyuba Pavel Arsyonov as Mko Armen Dzhigarkhanyan as Usta Mukuch Mikael Hovsepyan as Hovik Zurab Laperadze as Vaso Frunze Mkrtchyan as Gaspar Sos Sargsyan as Varpet Mkrtich
Pashtuns (Pashto: پښتون Paṣ̌tun, Pax̌tun, also rendered as Pushtuns, Pakhtuns, Pukhtuns), also called Pathans[11] (Urdu: پٹھان, Hindi: पठान Paṭhān) or ethnic Afghans,[12] are an Eastern Iranian ethno-linguistic group with populations primarily in Afghanistan and in the North-West Frontier Province, Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan. The Pashtuns are typically characterized by their usage of the Pashto language and practice of Pashtunwali, which is an ancient traditional code of conduct and honor.[13] Pashtun society consists of many tribes and clans which were rarely politically united,[14] until the rise of the Durrani Empire in 1747.[3] Pashtuns played a vital role during the Great Game as they were caught between the imperialist designs of the British and Russian empires. For over 250 years, they reigned as the dominant ethnic group in Afghanistan. More recently, the Pashtuns gained worldwide attention after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 and with the rise and fall of the Taliban, since they are the main ethnic contingent in the movement. Pashtuns are also an important community in Pakistan, where they are prominently represented in the military and are the second-largest ethnic group.[15] The Pashtuns are the world's largest (patriarchal) segmentary lineage ethnic group.[16] The total population of the group is estimated to be around 42 million, but an accurate count remains elusive due to the lack of an official census in Afghanistan since 1979.[17] There are an estimated 60 major Pashtun tribes and more than 400 sub-clans.
The cast of The Bride from Vegas - 2014 includes: Jeremiah Benjamin as Director Bob Brandt as Flower shop Owner Julia Chioran as Party bus girl 1 Deidre Coen as Party bus girl 3 Mikael Sharafyan as Mko Eric Sharp as Homeowner Yazmin Tellez as Party bus girl 2 Alla Tumanian as Mom
Mikael Sharafyan has: Played Wedding guest (episode) in "Alicia" in 2002. Played Traveler in "The Terminal" in 2004. Played Armenian Wedding Guest in "Sideways" in 2004. Played Basketball Fan in "Rebound" in 2005. Played Basketball fan in "Coach Carter" in 2005. Played Indian spectator in "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World" in 2005. Performed in "With Her" in 2012. Played Mko in "The Bride from Vegas" in 2014.
Answer: wewe niThis depends on context ... on the words that will follow. If talking about location, "uko" (for one person) or "mko" (for more than one) is the verb, as in: "Uko wapi?" or "Mko wapi?" ("You are where?")FURTHER DISCUSSION. There are many ways to say "you are," and the most common is probably wewe ni . . . as above. You can also say wewe u . . . or leave the wewe out and say simply u, e.g., u mtoto; mimi mtu mzima (you are a child; I am an adult). Finally, the verb particle can be left out completely (as is often done in English: "You ready?"), and very often is: wewe mwalimu (you are a teacher' you're the teacher). An old greeting still used is u hali gani? (how are you; how are you feeling?).As suggested in the first answer, you are in a place is more complicated. Just as common as uko wapi? is upo wapi? There is also umo wapi (where are you inside a place), which is commonly heard is such uses as Umo nchini / mjini humu (you are in this country / city). The Swahili student should refer to a good grammar for explanations of the various uses and for guidance in the different shades of meaning; dictionaries will probably not help.
Some Native American words for "bear" are: Oneida - ohkwa·lí Cherokee - ya'na Choctaw - ni'ta Ojibwa - mukwa (grizzly bear = misabe mukwa) Shawnee - m'kwah Potawatomi - mko Cheyenne - nahqui Arapaho - whoth Arikara - kuunux Pawnee - kuuruks Mandan - mato Omaha - mon'chu Dakota - mato Zuni - iee shai Hidatsa - nohpitsi Crow - daxpitse Nez Perce - yahka' Blackfoot - kiaiu or kaiyi (it means "one who is lost") Shoshone - weda' Comanche - wasahpe