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read me out!

To understand a person very well.
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My decision to do something for the workers was misunderstood and they thought I wasn't being nice.

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Submitted by JP03 on July 28, 2015

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lisez-moi!

मुझे पढ़ो!

読んでくれ！

beni oku!

读给我听！

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