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i don't know u might want 2 ask a scientist l0lz u shouldn't b saying dat b-cauz dat is bad l0lz i want to know that 2 but wene i a get just a lil older
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The Samoan language is an old and very conservative language. There is no proper translation for "Hell yeah" in Samoan, simply because you don't say it in Samoan.
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