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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Spanish we say "¿Estás enfermo?"
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Miisa S.
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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Finnish we say "Oletko sinä kipeä?"
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mayumi a.
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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Japanese we say "daijyoubu desuka ?"
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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Spanish we say "Te sientes mal? estás enfermo?"
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Alfredo A.
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I think we have a missing "Y" in ...the(y) are not feeling well...
Instead of "Are you sick?", in Spanish we say "¿Te sientes bien?"
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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Spanish we say "¿Te encuentras bien ?"
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Fabio
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Thanks!
Instead of "Are you sick?", in Portuguese we say "Você está doente?"
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Chau N.
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Rating: 4
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February 24, 2013
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Rating: 4
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February 24, 2013
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Instead of "Are you sick?", in Italian we say "Ti senti male?"
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