World Languages, asked by sukiyaki, 5 months ago

Thankyou so muchhhhhhh

(Now please don't Delete plllll typed more than 5 times plll let tea see it than anyone can Delete plll I tired now plll)

My Name is Yashica
Age-11yrs
Birthday-18feb
I can write my name in Japanese&Chinese but not in Korean
Learn Chinese,Japanese&Korean
You can class me Yashi Chan
Your Introduction?

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Answered by suyogbansode12345

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Answer:

my name is Suyog Bansode

Age - 15 yrs

Birthday=11 October

I am rank 4 in my school

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Answered by Dipika7041

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Hāi, zǎoshang hǎo, zhù nǐ yǒu měihǎo de yītiān

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