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"stick and stones may break my bones but words will never harm me" po polsku

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powiedzenie
stick and stones may break my bones , sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me = kije i kamienie kości mi połamią, ale słowa nigdy mnie nie zranią
love me, love my dog = taki już jestem
mark my words = zapamiętaj moje słowa, wspomnisz moje słowa
rzeczownik
break bone fever = gorączka występująca podczas złamania kości
inne
break a bone = złamać kość
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