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“Ah, we’re from the town,” the widely grinning character says. “We speak two different languages there,” says the brilliantly white-toothed person.
“ means ‘to speak’, ‘language’ or ‘hello’.” - “And toki means ‘hello’, ‘language’ or ‘to speak’.” - “You are on the way to the town, right?” - “Learning the languages might give you an advantage.” - “We’ll see you there, I’m sure.” - “But for now, we must be on our way.”
- “” - “mi tawa”

Somewhat confused, you watch them going and you continue your way to the town. → 5

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