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Seasons (Super Junior A to B, Lesson 24)

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Q 1/9
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Εποχές
30
mornings
seasons
evenings
afternoons
Q 2/9
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Χειμώνας
30
winter
spring
summer
autumn

9 questions

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Εποχές

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30 sec

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Χειμώνας

2

30 sec

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Άνοιξη

3

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Φθινόπωρο

4

30 sec

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Καλοκαίρι

5

30 sec

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Πρωί

6

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Απόγευμα

7

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Βραδάκι

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Τα λέμε την Κυριακή!

9

30 sec

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