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czort
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Post by czort »

Agnes wrote:En polonias c'est jogurt
C'est quand meme tres proche du polonais non ?
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Post by Nephilim »

zcalin wrote: I only confirm the "iaurt".
I wonder where you took "brânzet" from... That is not used in the language in that form, but only in the plural, as "brânzeturi". It denominates a wide range of sorts of cheese.
damn, i thought so but i hesitated :loljump:
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Post by bzamh »

En espéranto : jahurto, ou jogurto.
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Post by Guest »

en coréen : 요구르트 (yogureuteu) ou 요거트 (yogeoteu)
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