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2 Results for a : Ex : Un chien aboie bruyamment dans la cour.
a : Ex : Un chien aboie bruyamment dans la cour. [n.] Topic: Alfabè.Kreyòl : a
English : a : Ex : A dog barks loudly in the yard.
Français : a : Ex : Un chien aboie bruyamment dans la cour.
Español : a: Ej: Un perro ladra fuerte en el patio.
Português : a: Ex: Um cachorro late alto no quintal.
a : Ex : Un chien aboie bruyamment dans la cour.
Kreyòl : a
English : a : Ex : A dog barks loudly in the yard.
Français : a : Ex : Un chien aboie bruyamment dans la cour.
Español : a: Ej: Un perro ladra fuerte en el patio.
Português : a: Ex: Um cachorro late alto no quintal.
son/sa , quant à , cour , exclure , chien , chien , Pas de X dans l'alphabet créole, sauf dans "ou, oun", dans les transcriptions de noms propres ou dans les sciences comme les mathématiques., bruyamment, bruyamment, supporters , découvrir , poulet , vénérable , imprégner , Pas de Q dans l'alphabet créole, mais Q est utilisé dans les transcriptions de noms et dans les sciences comme les mathématiques. "K" et "KW" sont utilisés pour des sons similaires., Abandonné : Le terrain de jeu était étrangement silencieux, abandonné par les enfants. , arrière-cour, basse-cour.
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