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pickle9666
The Greenest :
Yea but bungee gum has the properties of both rubber and gum
2026-09-03 23:44:38
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weqcc
WEQ :
I saw about hisoka died in the arena, mb I’m just was baited
2026-09-06 13:42:17
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chswccc
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So we see the 2 season ?
2026-09-05 10:37:37
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daholybaden
Baden :
kurapika showing up is lowk wild if you really look at it but bro has a dream ig
2026-09-05 10:39:29
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zoooz.nnnn
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gon an kirua yessssssssssssss
2026-09-04 01:16:41
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zionrequiem
ZionRequiem :
song name: hello juliet (HARDTEKK) - HELLBLADE
2026-09-04 13:29:03
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nika.editz2
nika.editz :
Gon would probably stay in the dark content if he went cause ging would probably stay to learn more about don
2026-09-04 19:49:13
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zaratechiclayo95
Zarate :
nadie se preguntara que habrá dentro del Mar de hxh ☠️
2026-09-07 22:42:03
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WE SPEAK DANGME. Let us have this conversation honestly. If you are from Klo (Krobo) and someone asks, “What language do you speak?” The answer is Dangme. Not “Krobo language.” If you are from Ada, the answer is Dangme. Not “Ada language.” If you are from Sɛ (Shai), the answer is Dangme. Not “Shai language.” If you are from Osudoku, the answer is Dangme. Not “Osudoku language.” If you are from Gbugbla (Prampram), the answer is Dangme. Not “Prampram language.” If you are from Kpone, the answer is Dangme. Not “Kpone language.” If you are from Nugo (Ningo), the answer is Dangme. Not “Ningo language.” If you are from Agɔtsom (Agotime), the answer is Dangme. Not “Agotime language.” WHY DOES THIS MATTER? Because the name of a language is part of the identity, history and heritage of its people. Our traditional areas have their own histories, communities, customs and dialectal variations. We may pronounce certain words differently. We may use different expressions. Some vocabulary may vary from one area to another. That does not automatically make each traditional area a separate language. Our traditional areas are different homes within the wider Dangme linguistic and cultural community. Ada → Dangme Agɔtsom → Dangme Gbugbla → Dangme Kpone → Dangme Klo → Dangme Nugo → Dangme Osudoku → Dangme Sɛ → Dangme So when someone says: “I speak Krobo.” Ask: “Do you mean you speak Dangme from the Klo/Krobo traditional area?” When someone says: “I speak Ada.” Ask: “Do you mean you speak Dangme from Ada?” The same principle applies to the other Dangme traditional areas. This is not about denying the uniqueness of any traditional area. It is about naming our language correctly. ONE DANGME LANGUAGE. MANY TRADITIONAL AREAS. MANY DIALECTAL VARIATIONS. MANY HOMES. ONE HERITAGE. Let us teach our children the difference. Let us correct the terminology when we hear it. Let us stop allowing the names of our traditional areas to replace the name of our language. Our traditional area can tell you where we come from. Our language tells you what language we speak. DANGME IS OUR LANGUAGE. #Dangme #DangmeLanguage #DangmePeople #DangmeCulture #DangmeHeritage
WE SPEAK DANGME. Let us have this conversation honestly. If you are from Klo (Krobo) and someone asks, “What language do you speak?” The answer is Dangme. Not “Krobo language.” If you are from Ada, the answer is Dangme. Not “Ada language.” If you are from Sɛ (Shai), the answer is Dangme. Not “Shai language.” If you are from Osudoku, the answer is Dangme. Not “Osudoku language.” If you are from Gbugbla (Prampram), the answer is Dangme. Not “Prampram language.” If you are from Kpone, the answer is Dangme. Not “Kpone language.” If you are from Nugo (Ningo), the answer is Dangme. Not “Ningo language.” If you are from Agɔtsom (Agotime), the answer is Dangme. Not “Agotime language.” WHY DOES THIS MATTER? Because the name of a language is part of the identity, history and heritage of its people. Our traditional areas have their own histories, communities, customs and dialectal variations. We may pronounce certain words differently. We may use different expressions. Some vocabulary may vary from one area to another. That does not automatically make each traditional area a separate language. Our traditional areas are different homes within the wider Dangme linguistic and cultural community. Ada → Dangme Agɔtsom → Dangme Gbugbla → Dangme Kpone → Dangme Klo → Dangme Nugo → Dangme Osudoku → Dangme Sɛ → Dangme So when someone says: “I speak Krobo.” Ask: “Do you mean you speak Dangme from the Klo/Krobo traditional area?” When someone says: “I speak Ada.” Ask: “Do you mean you speak Dangme from Ada?” The same principle applies to the other Dangme traditional areas. This is not about denying the uniqueness of any traditional area. It is about naming our language correctly. ONE DANGME LANGUAGE. MANY TRADITIONAL AREAS. MANY DIALECTAL VARIATIONS. MANY HOMES. ONE HERITAGE. Let us teach our children the difference. Let us correct the terminology when we hear it. Let us stop allowing the names of our traditional areas to replace the name of our language. Our traditional area can tell you where we come from. Our language tells you what language we speak. DANGME IS OUR LANGUAGE. #Dangme #DangmeLanguage #DangmePeople #DangmeCulture #DangmeHeritage

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