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avanturin [10]
2 years ago
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오 아무것도, 그냥 미키 마우스를보고

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Keith_Richards [23]2 years ago
7 0

그래 난 이미 봤어

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COLIBRÍ - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "i".

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GORRIÓN - It is a <em>palabra aguda</em>, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

COLIBRÍ - It is a <em>palabra aguda</em>, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a vocal.

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CORAZÓN - It is a <em>palabra aguda</em>, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

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