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How do you say "pomeranian" in French? (A) loup de Poméranie (B) chien de Poméranie (C) Spitz nain allemand (D) Spitz nain poméranien

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(D) Spitz nain poméranien

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The rest reference something that a pomeranian is not, one of them is just giving an incomplete description of it, and one of them is missing pomeranian completely...

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How do you say little sister, little brother, older sister, and older brother in Korean? I hope someone who actually know Korean can answer this question.

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Little sister - yeodongsaeng
Little brother - dongsaeng
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Little sister - yeodongsaeng

Little brother - dongsaeng

Older sister - nunna

Older brother - oppa

Explanation: Don't forget to add tone

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