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You should use a kettle when you make tea." - Duolingo
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На билете кровь." - Duolingo
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Duolingo: Dutch (Nederlands). May be hard to read but my answer reads: “de mannen drinken bier” that is the same as the answer. What mistake have I made? If so, how to
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Duolingo on Twitter: "Our final Yiddish word is “kvell”, which means to burst with pride or excitement, especially for someone else. Like proud parents watching their children excel – or Vikram cheering
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Duolingo on Twitter: "Our final Yiddish word is “kvell”, which means to burst with pride or excitement, especially for someone else. Like proud parents watching their children excel – or Vikram cheering
