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PRO E CONTRO DI METTERSI CON UN GIAPPONESE

basato sulla mia triste esperienza

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PRO

CONTRO

TRALASCIANDO I PREGIUDIZI SONO DEI BEI MANZONI

kento yamazaki e dori sakurada i miei mariti

SONO DEI GENI PK SE VAI A SCOLA FINO ALLE 4 PURE AL LICEO MI SEMBRA IL MINIMO

leon caught 4k mentre studia italiano

SE TE LO TROVI BENE SO PURE DEI ROMANTICONI

una frase che si dice tipo sempre quando ci si vuole confessare è 月が綺麗ですね。 ovvero, "la luna è bellissima ve?" e nel modo in cui viene detta è molto simile al modo in cui si dice te amo

SECONDO TUTTI I JDRAMA CHE HO VISTO FINISCE SEMPRE BENE (O FORSE NO)

POVERA ILLUSA

POTREBBERO SPARIRE IN QUALSIASI MOMENTO

come qualcuno che ricordiamo molto bene *colpo di tosse* arata.

leon

NON SANNO COSA VUOL DIRE TENERE UNA CONVERSAZIONE

veronica

veronica

leon

l'intera conversazione di un giorno

O SONO EGOCENTRICI O SONO PSICOPATICI

esempio concreto: si rimettono con gli ex a quanto pare

tipo leon

LA DISTANZA CI SPAVENTA? ASSOLUTAMENTE NO

la distanza tra il giappone e l'italia.... pass

FINE

GRAFO DELLA MIA SITUATIONSHIP ATTUALE

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• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
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‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

• Use this space to write down your sources of information. Citing where you got the info from is always a plus.
• The APA Standards (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are indispensable when citing bibliographies.
• This is a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: theses, reports, presentations ... You name it!
• These references include information on the author, date of publication, title, and source.
• Here’s a quick little guide: Arial or Times News Roman font, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and unjustified.
• It is also important to list all the sources you have quoted throughout the article. To do this, create a reference page after the main body.
• On the references page you should write the title of the section, in bold and centered. The second line lists the references, in alphabetical order.

Write an awesome title

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’

Genially