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Narphie S.
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in Thai we say "ghi mong"
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Amber J.
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in English we say "What time is it?"
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in English we say "what is the time?"
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Elizabeth
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in Spanish we say "Qué Hora es?"
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in German we say "wie spaet ist es?"
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in Spanish we say "¿Qué hora es?"
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in Spanish we say "Que hora es?"
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Instead of "Nan-ji desu ka.", in English we say "What time is it?"
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