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The worst blind person is the one who doesn't want to see Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.Kreyòl : Moun ki pi mal avèg la se moun ki pa vle wè
English : The worst blind person is the one who doesn't want to see
Français : Le pire aveugle est celui qui ne veut pas voir
Español : El peor ciego es el que no quiere ver
Português : O pior cego é aquele que não quer ver
blind (cannot see), What you don't see doesn't turn your stomach, one-fourth; fourth; one-quarter; quarter; fourth part; twenty-five percent; quartern , do one's duty, do one's, to feel a tightness in one's chest; to feel a weight upon one's chest, auxilary to mark future, or progressive tense. I'll see you tomorrow. , one, people, someone :Ex : One person helps someone every day., Is Haitian Creole a language? , In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, to want, to want to, want , doesn't, It doesn't add up, It doesn't matter, to know beans about, be totally ignorant of, I'm looking for you, I can't see you!, anathema , conjonction , world.
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