well s du et bass... well ech et sinn

Wéisou ass et: WELL ech kann, WELLS du kanns, WELL hee kann, WELL mir kennen… a WELL dat sou ass?

Wéisou kënnt bei WELLS du en s?

Nora Schleich asked 10 Jahren ago
last edited 10 Jahren ago

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Kuckt w.e.g. hei.

Peter Gilles answered 10 Jahren ago

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