Contionary:nėfrė: Difference between revisions

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Compound of ne from Russian нет (nět), and fre from German früh

(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [ˈn̪ɪ̞.fɾɛ]

nefrê

after
kongux ta amiğseju nefrê mógeňutu.
"You will go with your friends after breakfast."

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