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Da er provoziert worden war, schien seine Wut berechtigt. |
As he had been provoked, his anger seemed justifiable. |
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Ärger; Wut (über); Zorm |
anger (at) |
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Ärger, Wut, verärgern |
anger |
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die Wut |
anger; rage; (colera) |
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Laune, Stimmung, Wut |
temper |
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Wut; Zorn; Ärger |
anger |
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Wut (über) |
anger (at) |
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Wut, Rasen, Toben |
rage |
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die Wut |
the anger |
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Wut; Furie |
fury |
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Wut; Zorn |
anger |
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Zorn, Wut |
anger |
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 | I like writting you messages although most of it is really pointless. I mean it is very good for my English studies, but except that I could not understand why you would be interested in reading it.
She insisted that there should be an actual step, where the man proposes friendship to the woman, at a nice dinner or giving her a gift or flowers or going down on his knees. Cultural differences.
Puerto Madryn was a boring city, but it was the hub to see the Peninsula Valdes, a nature reserve listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. We did not know what to expect but new that we would see Pinguins |
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