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Gela 3

57 (c) ìmamɤ sìn dɤšter'à čètɨrɨ vnùčeta ùčat slùžat
We have a son, a daughter, and four grandchildren. They’re in school, in the military –

58 (c) adnò ìmam otslùžilu drùgu zgà e vujnìk dòkturče
one has finished his military service, another’s a soldier, a [future] doctor –

Salaš

38 (a) kvò gi dùmu na voèni
as they call them in the military.

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