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@maal.maryar.shin: အမြဲတမ်း Tt မသုံးနိုင်ပါဘူး ကွယ်. အချိန်အားတုန်တချက် ဝင်လာ ဖီလ်းချင်တာဖိးလ်လိုက်တာပါပဲ.. ဘယ်သူ့ ဘယ်သူကိုမှဦးတည်ချက်မထားပါ...ကျမ ဇာတာက နှလုံးသားအက်ကြောင်း.ပါ💔 အချို့ေသာသူပတွက် စိတ်အနှောက်အယှက်ဖြစ်ပါက Sorry... ဖိလ်းချင်တာတော့ ဆက်၍ဖိလ်းပရစေအုံး..ကွယ်😄😄🤟🤟🤟🤟

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