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swit, switpela

sweet, tasty

Kaikai i swit moa yet.
The food is very tasty.
switpela kaikai dessert

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tasty
sweet
dessert

Author SamPosted on 2017-07-262018-01-25Categories S, Tok Pisin to English

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