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Кыдыр Илесбай :

қазақта ондай сөз жоққо

2026-11-08 03:34:09

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2026-11-07 19:41:34

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дүбәрә деген не ?

2026-11-08 13:31:10

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😎 S A K E 😎 :

счет ровно 202 мың теңге болды.

2026-11-07 21:22:19

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Suyunov Sh :

сколько это 26.000 в рублях

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дубара как переводится?😁

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Мен тек пловкан жедим 🤣🤣🤣

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