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Hungarian alphabet (Hungarian:
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illegible Gr****
Latvian Tā man ir ķīniešu
ābece [taː man ir ciːnieʃu aːbetse] This is
Chinese alphabet book to me Chinese...
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abece-kolono. (kaj
means "and". The last line reads: here is the ABC column) Where...