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Markets, Caves and Beaches | Bazaroj, Kavernoj kaj Plaĝoj

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    Hello all
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    I'm Evildea. Your God.
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    and today we're moving to
    a new hotel
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    but at the same time we will
    catch that bus
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    which will guide us around
    the local sights here
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    So, we'll do that and of course
    you'll come with me
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    So, I'm not entirely sure
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    but I think that this bus is
    only for us
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    It seems, that no one's coming
    with us
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    So, we'll have the entire bus to us
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    Oh shit
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    What is that?
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    Do I look beautiful?
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    So, we just arrived at the first
    location for our tour
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    So, soon you'll see a bridge
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    and it doesn't look that interesting
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    but the bridge's history
    is a bit interesting
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    So, the bridge is there
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    and according to our guide,
    an old woman paid to build it
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    before she paid for it,
    there wasn't a bridge
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    and she built it to help the
    children of this village
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    she mainly did it because
    she didn't have any children herself
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    and she liked to play
    with the children
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    So, as you can see
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    the bridge is very old
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    it's made of wood
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    There's a child there
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    and a donation bin there
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    and my father-in-law
    has already donated
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    the donation bin is simply so
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    they can improve the bridge
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    and repair it when it gets old
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    So, this village was founded in
    the 14th century
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    So, it's pretty old
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    but according to our guide,
    people, of course,
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    lived in this area a lot
    earlier than that
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    but they don't know when people
    first moved
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    into this area
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    So, I guess this is a traditional market
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    in the village, here.
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    There's so many fruits and
    vegetables everywhere around me
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    and there's clothes there
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    and a person at the entrance
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    and he's wailing about something,
    I don't know.
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    The fish are still alive
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    I don't know what kind of fish
    that is
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    which I just showed you
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    because I've seen it everywhere
    in the lakes here
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    it's some type of mix between a fish
    and an eel
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    There's so many chicks here
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    I hope they don't plan to eat them
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    I just asked that Vietnamese woman
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    if they will eat the chicks
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    and, of course, she didn't
    understand me
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    but ... she didn't understand my words
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    but she understood my gestures, this
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    and she nodded enthusiastically
    like this
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    Ha, my wife has found hats again
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    Do you want to buy a hat?
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    They're now bargaining the price
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    They has chillis
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    that's bad; I need to run
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    Say hello!
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    Hello!
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    How are you?
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    How are you!
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    How are you?
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    She just made a complete sentence
    in Esperanto!
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    My wife is now behind me
    and she's bargaining for new shoes
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    She already has enough shoes
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    She doesn't need more!
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    You are so cute!
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    Come here!
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    Come to daddy
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    I want to eat you!
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    No, I don't want to do that
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    My father-in-law just pointed
    our this
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    the bridge has small pieces
    of glass
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    which is made from bottles
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    even pieces of cups
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    for example, this and this
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    this entire side is almost
    made our of cups
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    and this is made from glass
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    I just wanted to show you
    this boat
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    because it looks interesting
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    and it has a real
    Vietnamese look to it
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    So, this village here is so small
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    that we can pass the entire town
    on foot
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    within about five minutes
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    and around it everywhere are
    rice fields
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    You can see there and there -
    just everywhere
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    So, we're now on the beach
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    According to my Vietnamese guide
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    this beach is the most famous
    in Vietnam
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    but compared to Australia,
    it is nothing!
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    However, I need to be honest
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    it is bloody long
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    you can't even see the end of it
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    and it's strangely quite clean
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    that is rare here
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    Usually, on the sides of roads
    and around everywhere
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    there's rubbish, but here, on the beach
    there isn't
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    I like how the mountains look
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    You don't need an umbrella
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    It's not that bright
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    I'm happy that today it's cloudy
    enough
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    that the sun isn't burning my head
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    my balding head because that
    would be terrible
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    if I suddenly got cancer,
    while in Vietnam, right?
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    But really, I'd love to swim
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    but I don't have the right clothes
    today
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    and as soon as I said that
    there's enough clouds out
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    the sun appear as if it wanted to say
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    f**k you, Evildea!
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    So, I just purchased icecream
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    because it's gotten
    hot enough
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    Oh, f**k me
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    I didn't even know where I was walking
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    Check this out
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    I really like how the trees are
    scattered and just sitting there
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    they are really interesting
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    I wonder what kind of tree this is
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    And now I'm going to the third location
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    So, we just arrived at the third location
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    We are now on the top of
    some mountain here
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    So, that's where we're going
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    I need to be careful here
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    I don't want some car to run over me
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    Our guide says this tower
    was built
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    by the American army during
    the Vietnam war
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    So, this part of Vietnam is
    very interesting
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    because there's many old
    buildings
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    buildings that were made
    by the Vietnamese emperors
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    buildings by the French empire
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    or the French government
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    and also this building
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    which was made by the US army
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    So, it's just an interesting and
    strange mix
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    of different buildings from around
    the world
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    Somewhere there is a building
    that looks like a US building
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    maybe that's a location where
    people placed a gun
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    so you can see your enemies
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    come from there, you then of
    course could shoot them
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    I really want to find the entrance
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    It seems it's there
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    Oh shit, I doubt I can
    enter there
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    Oh shit
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    Can you see anything?
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    I can only see the screen of
    my camera
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    So, I hope it's interesting
    for you
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    I couldn't find a door at all
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    So, I intend to climb on the
    roof now
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    and hopefully I can enter
    it through the roof
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    as I can see a small hole there
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    but I don't know how big it is
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    Ah shit, it's not a hole!
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    So, having seen everything,
    we're now going to the 4th location
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    or the 5th ... I've forgotten
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    Very soon we will go
    up that big mountain
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    In fact, maybe you can see it
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    there it is
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    but before we go there,
    we need to use the toilet
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    So, while waiting for my wife
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    because she's in the toilet
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    I just wanted to check out
    this statues here
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    because they're really delicate
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    Look at them
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    This lion looks as if someone just
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    shoved a stick in his bum
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    Look at those eyes
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    What do you want?
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    Do you want me to put my
    finger in your nose?
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    Yes, I can do that
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    Look at what you can do
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    This is wonderful
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    The water is pushing it enough
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    that this just sits there
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    as if there isn't gravity
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    Look
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    and then, you can stop it
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    and move it in the other direction
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    That's really cool, right?
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    So, we just arrived at the
    last location of our tour
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    We need to buy tickets now
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    So, the wife and family are doing that
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    and then, we can start to climb
    the mountain
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    Someone carved the walls
    in this cave
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    There's statues and they're
    just a part of the walls themselves
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    Welcome to the cave of
    Bat man
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    Look at the light
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    Oh, it's so mysterious
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    My wife is now praying to
    the scared Budda
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    as she wants to give birth
    to a son
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    the strongest, most beautiful,
    coolest son ever
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    Here's what happens when you speak
    a language other than Esperanto
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    This part of the cave is called
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    the Gate to Hell
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    Evildea, don't enter the light!
Title:
Markets, Caves and Beaches | Bazaroj, Kavernoj kaj Plaĝoj
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Video Language:
Esperanto
Duration:
10:13

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