tor zabaw
English translation: fun fair
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fun fair? Explanation: For the lack of something better: "Tor zabaw," which is not a tremendously common term, brings to mind English "track" or "course" (like for racing) situated somewhere between a "playground" and an "amusement park." "Fun fair" is a British term for usually outdoor show offering amusements like side-shows, rides, or games of skill. off the top of my head |
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