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English, 17.02.2021 18:00 irene4523

Dear Lucy Thank you for your letter. I like it.
We like
s. We have a big farm.
We have
animals on our farm. We have
three
and three
two
and
four
five
and two
Madina and I have three and four_
and seven
Aziz and Davron have
two_
and eight
and
three
The dog's name is Olapar.
My father has a - and a
Please write to me soon.
Love
Sabina
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