stolat
English translation: let you live long (literally 100 years)
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| na | let you live long/ cheers |
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let you live long/ cheers Explanation: let you live long (literally: a hundred years), equivalent to English: Happy Birthday", or it can be used as "cheers" (at a toast) common knowledge |
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3 days 13 hrs
sto lat Explanation: The translation is okay, but it's entered to the glossary wrong. In Polish it is "sto lat" (2 words) and not "stolat". |
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