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The video is in Portuguese with English subtitles.

And there's a common solution a lullaby.

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Northern Cameroon border, where Boko Haram operates

Excuse me, Pleo.

Ticket, please.

Please make sure.

Takeshi keeps a diary in English.

Little by little our knowledge of English increases.

See their website at Missing Images.com in English, French and German.

Excuse me, I'm lost.

Let me in, please.

Change the flag, please.

Change the flag, please.

A tea with lemon, please.

Passport, please.

Where are the eggs, please?

And here s the English translation of the national anthem by Sushma Joshi.

My English lost, I wanted to vomit.

Please show me something cheaper.

Show me a cheaper one, please.

Show me your passport, please.

Show me your passport, please.

So we've got over 600,000 articles in English.

The program was in English, but the advertisements were in Spanish.

Most of them are also available in English (see links for translations)

Articles will be published in English, with minimal editing.

An Olympic Dream, a new graphic novel about Samia Yusuf Omar, was first released in English in April 2016.

It was published in English in 2008 as The Last Cavalier.

This book tells the history of the Angevin Dynasty and it is written in English.

Please tell me how I can get in touch with him.

Just do the essential repairs, please.

Excuse me, I'd like to talk with you for a moment.

For bloggers' reports on Nasfa last year, see here.

First, communities are invited to teach local children the lyrics in English.

Polish Joseph Conrad was a notable author of works in English.

A complete translation of the work was not published in English until 1968.

It was first published in English in 1952, and was reprinted in 1970.

This English language website was relaunched on 15 November 2006, along with the launch of Al Jazeera English.

How much do I owe you? Four euros, please.

Village Design Statement (VDS) is a term of English rural planning practice.

The adjective Hollandish is a word in English but is no longer in use.

Louder please, I cannot hear well.

On all lines, station names are announced in Mandarin Chinese and English.