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2023-10-21 02:36:53
NNN, I think the Twitter embedded link got mistaken for a photo rather than a link to the article being cited
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NNN, I think the Twitter embedded link got mistaken for a photo rather than a link to the article being cited
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2023-11-10 17:36:49
The blurred text on the original video says “ الله يكسرك يا اسرائيل” which means “ May God break you, O Israel” [Link]
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The blurred text on the original video says “ الله يكسرك يا اسرائيل” which means “ May God break you, O Israel” [Link]
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2024-08-29 19:30:41
NNN. The only formal sentence is the 3rd message. Formality can also be used to convey a serious tone and regarding the context of the message… Everything else is pretty informal. You don’t end a formal sentence with “야” in Korean.
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NNN. The only formal sentence is the 3rd message. Formality can also be used to convey a serious tone and regarding the context of the message… Everything else is pretty informal. You don’t end a formal sentence with “야” in Korean.
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