@ (auf Deutsch)
German translation: "Klammeraffe" oder "at [æt]"
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| 3 +2 | Klammeraffe od. At (prononcé ät) |
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| 4 | comme en anglais "at" |
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peer agreement (net): +2Klammeraffe od. At (prononcé ät) Explanation: :-) ad At: keine Ahnung, ob man das so schreibt |
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