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Based on 3 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar:
Iitto lij kooum põõrt päiʹǩǩ Lääʹddjânnam Ǩiõttmaddjest. Toʹben räʹjjla vieʹǩǩte kuõiʹmeez da puk jälste šeeʹleeʹl da nooreeʹl. Ååuʹc eeʹjj mââiårra Iittost valmštõõvi ođđ põrtt. Põõrt lie raajjâm Toivo da Tony Mannela kaallâž. [1]
[1]
FI
yle.fi
· 2024-08-22
· 43% match
Iitto lij kooum põõrt päiʹǩǩ Lääʹddjânnam Ǩiõttmaddjest. Toʹben räʹjjla vieʹǩǩte kuõiʹmeez da puk jälste šeeʹleeʹl da nooreeʹl. Ååuʹc eeʹjj mââiårra Iittost valmštõõvi ođđ põrtt. Põõrt lie raajjâm Toivo da Tony Mannela kaallâž.
[2]
FI
yle.fi
· 2012-02-29
· 31% match
This special noun, according to cracked, refers to “a person who believes it is their destiny to stamp out all spelling and punctuation mistakes at the cost of popularity, self-esteem and mental well-being.” Cracked writes that pilkunviilaaja is a mu
[3]
MM
www2.irrawaddy.com
· 31% match
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