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Kreyòl : pitit fi
English : daughter: Ex: My daughter knows how to read now.
Français : fille : Ex : Ma fille sait lire maintenant.
Español : hija: Ej: Mi hija ahora sabe leer.
Português : filha: Ex: Minha filha agora sabe ler.
its : Ex: I need to read its manual. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : li
English : its : Ex: I need to read its manual.
Français : c'est : Ex : j'ai besoin de lire son manuel.
Español : es: Ej: necesito leer su manual.
Português : é: Ex: preciso ler o manual.
legible. 2. to be able to read
Kreyòl : lizib
English : legible. 2. to be able to read
Français : lisible. 2. être capable de lire
Español : legible. 2. saber leer
Português : legível. 2. ser capaz de ler.
not to know how to read and write
Kreyòl : bekounaba. pa konn bekounaba
English : not to know how to read and write
Français : ne pas savoir lire et écrire
Español : no saber leer y escribir
Português : não saber ler e escrever.
to know beans about, be totally ignorant of. Ex: He doesn't know how to read or He is totally ignorant of this subject. [ekspresyon]
Kreyòl : a nan fèy malanga
English : to know beans about, be totally ignorant of. Ex: He doesn't know how to read or He is totally ignorant of this subject.
Français : être totalement ignorant. Ex.: Il ne sait pas lire ou il ignore totalement ce sujet.
Español : ser totalmente ignorante. Ej.: No sabe leer o Es totalmente ignorante en este tema.
Português : ser totalmente ignorante. Ex.: Ele não sabe ler ou é totalmente ignorante neste assunto.
to read : Ex : She is reading a book. [v.]
Kreyòl : li
English : to read : Ex : She is reading a book.
Français : à lire : Ex : Elle lit un livre.
Español : leer: Ej: Ella está leyendo un libro.
Português : ler: Ex: Ela está lendo um livro.
Why? :Ex : Shorter responses are quicker to read and understand. [adv.] Topic: Gramè.
Kreyòl : Poukisa
English : Why? :Ex : Shorter responses are quicker to read and understand.
Français : Pourquoi? :Ex : Les réponses plus courtes sont plus rapides à lire et à comprendre.
Español : ¿Por qué? :Ejemplo: Las respuestas más breves son más rápidas de leer y comprender.
Português : Por que? :Ex: Respostas mais curtas são mais rápidas de ler e entender.
read , read-only memory; ROM; read-only storage; fixed storage, CDROM (Read-Only Memory), cerebral , flabbergasted , its , legible. 2. to be able to read, not to know how to read and write, random-access memory; random access memory; random memory; RAM; read/write memory, read, remedial , report, text , TL;DR - Too long; didn't read, to know beans about, be totally ignorant of, to read , to shuffle cards; to tell fortunes, read cards;, Why? :Ex : Shorter responses are quicker to read and understand..
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