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negPopilarite: 334 Vizit: 40 English : guy : Ex : The guy sitting next to me is reading a book.
Français : gars : Ex : Le gars assis à côté de moi lit un livre.
Español : chico: Ej: El chico sentado a mi lado está leyendo un libro.
Português : cara: Ex: O cara sentado ao meu lado está lendo um livro.
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Vizit: 46 English : guy : Ex:I’ve seen that guy in school before.
Français : gars : Ex : J'ai déjà vu ce type à l'école.
Español : chico: Ej: He visto a ese chico en la escuela antes.
Português : cara: Ex: Já vi aquele cara na escola antes.
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Popilarite: 334 Vizit: 58 English : man. black man, negro. : Ex : The man walking down the street was wearing a black jacket.
Français : homme. homme noir, nègre. : Ex : L'homme qui marchait dans la rue portait une veste noire.
Español : hombre. hombre negro, negro. : Ej: El hombre que caminaba por la calle vestía una chaqueta negra.
Português : homem. homem negro, negro. : Ex : O homem que andava na rua usava uma jaqueta preta.
nèg Definition: [v.] Tout moun koulè nwa yo. Moun sa yo te premye parèt sou kontinan afriken an, gen moun nwa nan tout peyi sou tè a konnye a.
Sinonim: nego, negwo
Popilarite: 334 Vizit: 51 English : (black) man, guy. Ex : The black man sitting on the bench waved hello.
Français : homme (noir), gars. Ex : L'homme noir assis sur le banc lui a fait signe bonjour.
Español : Hombre (negro), chico. Ej: El hombre negro sentado en el banco saludó con la mano.
Português : (negro) homem, cara. Ex: O negro sentado no banco acenou olá.
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