Domi habet locum ire. Habente familiam non esse amorem. Utrumque subtr translation - Domi habet locum ire. Habente familiam non esse amorem. Utrumque subtr French how to say

Domi habet locum ire. Habente famil

Domi habet locum ire. Habente familiam non esse amorem. Utrumque subtrahit benedictione est.
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À la maison, elle a un endroit où aller. Avoir la famille est pas l'amour. Ayant à la fois une bénédiction.
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