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Other | | Mongolian term or phrase: nadad saikhan sanagdaj | | nadad saikhan sanagdaj |
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ganaa444
Mongolia
Local time: 22:07
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roland
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1 day14 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 I like(d) it, it feels (felt) good, it gives (gave) me good impression, etc
Explanation:
It's not a complete sentence, and therefore it might be interpreted in several ways:
I like(d) it, it feels (felt) good, it gives (gave) me good impression, etc.
The context should determine the exact translation
| ganaa444
Mongolia
Local time: 22:07
Native speaker of:  Russian
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roland |
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