tikrai begalo? tai, labai daug!!! kas yra? nesupranti ka as sakau?
English translation: really infinite? it's very much! what's up? don't you understand what I'm saying?
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| 5 | really infinite? it's very much! what's up? don't you understand what I'm saying? |
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really infinite? it's very much! what's up? don't you understand what I'm saying? Explanation: words "be galo" (that should be two words, not one) means "infinite", "endless", "unlimited", but can also be used to imply that there's very much of something, even if the amount is finite. |
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