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i love their transition xD doing it in a closet made it look like they were in a dressing room at the store which was pretty smart xD
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إلى ilovecg : No, that's Spanish. I do not dispute the fact that the Filipinos, who for more than 350 years expressed themselves in Spanish until the Americans prohibited it, have incorporated thousands of words and phrases from the Spanish language into Tagalog. But they are still Spanish phrases and words.
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