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dillinserna4
dillinserna4 :
amen Jesus
2026-10-15 06:49:20
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Amen Amen Amen seigneur Amen
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Fabriziø Angellø Rafael :
Amen love you Jesus my all my love you 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰
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User732882974849 :
Protect and save me Jesus
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Dios Todopoderoso 🙏
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amem
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Elisabeth Diaz :
jesus mi redentor
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Amen amen amen🙏❤️🫱
2026-10-15 03:06:11
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Hélio Salles :
amém Jesus eu te amo
2026-10-14 22:22:41
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sonia.poblete73 :
amén amén amén ❤️
2026-10-15 01:01:04
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JOSE ❤️&❤️ PIMMY :
AMEM SENHOR 🙏🙏
2026-10-14 22:22:07
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Калин Костадинов :
амин
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zuly Vargas :
Gracias padre amado
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Amin
2026-10-14 22:40:18
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lussimar08
Lussimar :
lucimár amem senhor jesus eu ti amo
2026-10-14 22:42:02
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mensajero.de.la.pa
mensajero de la paz :
LA PAZ
2026-10-14 22:36:42
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meu neto filhos :
Amém
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KOSTAS POLIVIOU :
amen🙏🙏🙏
2026-10-15 02:52:45
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Luz María García López :
gracias mi Señor por tanto amor que nos das perdón Señor amén amén amén
2026-10-15 03:05:58
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adry :
amén mi señor 🙏
2026-10-15 00:52:58
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Sebastião Eloi De, :
oijsusedeamor
2026-10-15 01:07:27
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stella.garon
Stella Garçon :
amen
2026-10-15 01:38:34
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Edgardo Garro :
@amen
2026-10-15 01:43:00
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marisnchezarand4 :
perdonamos mi señor Jesús porfavor mi padre celestial amén amén amén
2026-10-15 01:49:46
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Franciscocarlossantos Carlos :
amem senhor
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tumi konta dekeso..!! Maksudnya baju mahal kebesaran 2. *Warna gelap & netral*: Hitam, navy, abu, olive = atau tegas 3. *Rapi dari ujung rambut*: Rambut, kuku, sepatu bersih. Berantakab = wibawa drop 4. *Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris*: 1 jam tangan cukup ### *Hashtag #BadDay Edition* kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad day rapi tetep berwaibawa: #BerwibawaDuluBadDayKemudian #OutfitTagas #CleanLook #MenlnBlack ` Mau dijadiin versi nongkrong, kondangan, atau kampus? Kasih tau aja acaranya, biar ku-racikin@TikTok @TikTok Bangladesh " width="135" height="240">
tumi konta dekeso..!! Maksudnya "outfit cowok berwibawa" buat ngatasin _bad day_ ya?😎 Biar tetep keliatan tegas + pede walau lagi _bad mood_, kuncinya: simpel, rapi, dan warnanya netral. Outfit yang berwibawa = bikin orang auto segan. ### *3 Formula Outfit Cowok Berwibawa Anti Bad Day* *1. Smart Casual CEO Mode* Buat kuliah, kerja, atau nongkrong tapi tetep disegani - *Atasan*: Kemeja oxford polos warna navy, hitam, atau putih. Gulung lengan dikit. - *Bawahan*: Celana chino/ankle pants warna khaki, charcoal, atau hitam. No sobek-sobek. - *Sepatu*: Loafers, chalsea boots, atau sneakers putih bersih. - *Extra*: Jam tangan kulit/steel + kacamata hitam. *Vibes*: Tenang tapi dominan. Bad day langsung minggir. *2. Monokrom Minimalist* Paling gampang tapi efeknya kuat - *Atasan*: Kaos crew neck/henley hitam fit di badan jangan kebesaran - *Bawahan*: Celana bahan hitam atau jeans black wash slim fit - *Outer*: Overshirt atau chore jacket warna senada - *Sepatu*: Boots atau sneakers full black *Vibes*: Misterius, fokus, nggak banyak drama. 3* Old Money Clean Look* Keliatan mahal tanpa logo gede - *Atasan*: Polo shirt rapi atau kemeja linen warna earth tone: olive, cream, mocca - *Bawaham*: Celana bahan steaight cut warna beige/off-white - *Sepatu*: White sneakers premium atau penny loafers - *Extra*: lkat pinggang kulit, rambut klimis rapi *Vibes*: Dewasa, berkelas, bad day jadi nggak berani ganggu, ### *Kunci Berwibawa Biar Bad Day kalah:* 1. *Fit is king*: Baju yang pas di badan > baju mahal kebesaran 2. *Warna gelap & netral*: Hitam, navy, abu, olive = atau tegas 3. *Rapi dari ujung rambut*: Rambut, kuku, sepatu bersih. Berantakab = wibawa drop 4. *Jangan kebanyakan aksesoris*: 1 jam tangan cukup ### *Hashtag #BadDay Edition* kalau mau post OOTD pas lagi bad day rapi tetep berwaibawa: #BerwibawaDuluBadDayKemudian #OutfitTagas #CleanLook #MenlnBlack ` Mau dijadiin versi nongkrong, kondangan, atau kampus? Kasih tau aja acaranya, biar ku-racikin@TikTok @TikTok Bangladesh
THE LANGUAGE YOU SPEAK IS DANGME (DANGME GBI) Let us teach our children the difference between a language, a dialect and a traditional area. Not “Klo (Krobo) Gbi” or “Klo (Krobo) language.” Not “Ada Gbi” or “Ada language.” Not “Sɛ (Shai) Gbi” or “Sɛ (Shai) language.” Not “Osudoku Gbi” or “Osudoku language.” Not “Gbugbla (Prampram) Gbi” or “Gbugbla (Prampram) language.” Not “Kpone Gbi” or “Kpone language.” Not “Nugo (Ningo) Gbi” or “Nugo (Ningo) language.” Not “Agɔtsom (Agotime) Gbi” or “Agɔtsom (Agotime) language.” In @Dangme, Gbi means “language.” Therefore, the language spoken in Klo (Krobo), Ada, Sɛ (Shai) and the other Dangme traditional areas is Dangme Gbi. Klo (Krobo), Ada, Sɛ (Shai) and the other areas are traditional areas. Each has its own history, cultural identity and dialectal variations of the wider Dangme language. Gbi means language; it does not mean dialect. The distinction matters because the name of a traditional area does not automatically make it the name of a separate 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 words differently, use different expressions and have variations in vocabulary. These differences do not automatically make each traditional area a separate language. Our traditional areas are different homes within the wider Dangme linguistic and cultural community. This is not about denying the uniqueness of any traditional area. It is about recognising and preserving our differences while correctly identifying the language we share. We can proudly identify our traditional roots and preserve our local dialects without treating each dialect as a separate language. Let us teach our children the difference between a language, a dialect and a traditional area. Different dialects. Different homes. One Dangme language. DANGME IS OUR LANGUAGE. #Dangme #DangmeGbi #DangmeLanguage #DangmePeople #DangmeCulture
THE LANGUAGE YOU SPEAK IS DANGME (DANGME GBI) Let us teach our children the difference between a language, a dialect and a traditional area. Not “Klo (Krobo) Gbi” or “Klo (Krobo) language.” Not “Ada Gbi” or “Ada language.” Not “Sɛ (Shai) Gbi” or “Sɛ (Shai) language.” Not “Osudoku Gbi” or “Osudoku language.” Not “Gbugbla (Prampram) Gbi” or “Gbugbla (Prampram) language.” Not “Kpone Gbi” or “Kpone language.” Not “Nugo (Ningo) Gbi” or “Nugo (Ningo) language.” Not “Agɔtsom (Agotime) Gbi” or “Agɔtsom (Agotime) language.” In @Dangme, Gbi means “language.” Therefore, the language spoken in Klo (Krobo), Ada, Sɛ (Shai) and the other Dangme traditional areas is Dangme Gbi. Klo (Krobo), Ada, Sɛ (Shai) and the other areas are traditional areas. Each has its own history, cultural identity and dialectal variations of the wider Dangme language. Gbi means language; it does not mean dialect. The distinction matters because the name of a traditional area does not automatically make it the name of a separate 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 words differently, use different expressions and have variations in vocabulary. These differences do not automatically make each traditional area a separate language. Our traditional areas are different homes within the wider Dangme linguistic and cultural community. This is not about denying the uniqueness of any traditional area. It is about recognising and preserving our differences while correctly identifying the language we share. We can proudly identify our traditional roots and preserve our local dialects without treating each dialect as a separate language. Let us teach our children the difference between a language, a dialect and a traditional area. Different dialects. Different homes. One Dangme language. DANGME IS OUR LANGUAGE. #Dangme #DangmeGbi #DangmeLanguage #DangmePeople #DangmeCulture

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