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kiira c.
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"kaixo" means "hi" and this expression is used in the south. "hello" is "egun on"
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Andre p.
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Rating: 5
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January 27, 2008
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Kaixo, Queria saber si usted podria traducir algo de ingles a euskera? Es para un discurso que voy dar sobre la lengua euskera. ez dakit euskaz ondo hitz egitea.
Basque, a language spoken by very few people; it is a language like no other. The Basque language has survived many years, even though it is spoken in a country were Spanish is the dominating language. It is spoken mainly in Spain and France, but it has still influenced parts of the new world. Basque is a language that stands alone.
Eskerrik asko
Andre
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heidi R.
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iparraldean : agur
Instead of "Kaixo", in we say "Agur"
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Instead of "Kaixo", in Spanish we say "hola"
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February 24, 2005
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Instead of "Kaixo", in English we say "Instead of Kaixo, in my language, we say"
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August 29, 2004
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Instead of "Kaixo", in Spanish we say "Hola"
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December 27, 2003
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Instead of "Kaixo", in Spanish we say "hola"
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Instead of "Kaixo", in Italian we say "hello"
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