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You're 'willkommen'!
this is called a loan translation unless you said it in jest
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this is called a loan translation unless you said it in jest
Yes, but it's cute and very nice.
Now I've always have to think
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Engee when listening to "Help".
Thanks, Engee. You made my day.
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