Vocabulary
Esperanto – Adjectives Exercise
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Persian
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Finnish
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Hebrew
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Hindi
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Croatian
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Hungarian
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Armenian
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Indonesian
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Georgian
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Kazakh
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Kannada
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Korean
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Kurdish (Kurmanji)
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Kyrgyz
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Lithuanian
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Latvian
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Macedonian
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Marathi
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Dutch
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Nynorsk
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Slovak
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Albanian
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Tamil
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Telugu
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TI
Tigrinya
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Tagalog
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TR
Turkish
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UK
Ukrainian
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UR
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VI
Vietnamese
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impossible
an impossible access
drunk
the drunk man
strange
the strange picture
snowy
snowy trees
perfect
the perfect stained glass rose window
aerodynamic
the aerodynamic shape
unbelievable
an unbelievable disaster
Protestant
the Protestant priest
complete
the complete family
sour
sour lemons
wet
the wet clothes
