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Amigo means friend
When José and George first met each thought that the other talked strangely, but now each can say something in the other's language.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/11070841#Topic/hispanic_americans_fiction
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- "When José and George first met each thought that the other talked strangely, but now each can say something in the other's language."@en
- "When José and George first met each thought that the other talked strangely, but now each can say something in the other's language."
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- "Amigo means friend"@en
- "Amigo means friend"