Oi Em Espanhol

How do you say I've heard it in multiple languages, English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Greek, etc ...?

Hi in several languages:

English = hello (to Â © rai)

Espinal = la (the © roll Â¡)

On ÃƒÂªs = in

Germany = Hello.

French = Old (ounce © © sharp)

= Height (iancia Â height)

Russian = Nopekin (Auntie Â © No Weeks)

Russian (beta) = € Â¸Â²Ã ÂµÃ'Â (Npnbet, that Â © Inpenbete)

Lands = Hello (ia can roll or ■■■■)

= s = "Â'Ã¬Â € (ima © ÃÂ © orimastÃƒÂ¡, not s, consider it an x and Âº pull or x of hair)

In French: Hello

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Hello france

Hello from France

Spanish language

Hello Germany

Ounce Konichiwa

Greek ± (gia)

Hello country

Goodbye

Romanian rolled “3.

Look, girls you have a complex ...

I was eating in surprise

In French ___ Hello ... Opinion

Germany _____ Hello ... Dude, Australia from Germany __Service ... Servant

____ CIAO ,,, Teeul

Espinal ___ la .... hello ,,, in French and in our other languages will not really be ,,,

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Portuguese, Russian, German, English and Spanish; via OI:

Arabic

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Oi Em Espanhol

How do you say I have heard in different languages, English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Greek etc ... ?? 3
Hello in several languages:
English = hello (to Â © rai)
Espanl = la (The © © roleÂ¡)
onÃƒÂªs = Yo (to Â © Yo)
German = Hello.
French = Haute (¢ c nciaÃÂ © sharpene)
= Height (ÃÂºncia; height)
Russian = Nopyckn (ons © no week)
Russian (beta) = € Â¸Â²Ã ÂµÃ'Â (Npnbet, that Â © Inpenbete)
landÃƒÂªs = hello (can be ÃÂncia rallow or rallow)
Âªs = "Â'Ã¬Â € (ÃÂ © ÃÂ © orimastÃƒÂ¡, not s, think of it as an x and Âº pull or s hair x)
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Joining esspanl essence'la, essence aÃ the top can complicate your life. In German it is also called Tchüss! It depends on the area. From the restaurant, © That's fine ... you know I understand. )
Hello france
Hello from France
Spanish
Hello Germany
OnÃs Konnichiwa
Greek ± (gia)
Hello Lands
Goodbye
Romanian rolled "2
Look, an intricate kitchen your girl ...
I was eating a surprise.
In French ___ Hello ... Opinion
German _____ Hello ... Man, German from Austria __ SERVOS ... Servant
____ CIAO ,, Tul
Espanl ___ la .... hello ,,, in french and our other languages i'm not really ,,,
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