検索ワード: rock hill (ヒンズー語 - 英語)

hill gaya
hill gaya

rock is very hard
rock is very hard in texture

he went up the hill
the train is running at a time

do you belong to hill area
do you belong to hill area

bus ko 80 kilometer per rock dena
bus ko 80 kilometer per rock dena

bottle hilli aur hill ke reh gai
the bottle hill and the hill

mujhe hill station me ghumna pasand hai
mujhe hill station me ghumna pasand hai

i want to go hill station you have an ideawhat's going on
i want to go on the hill station

thanku so much respected sir for calling me here thanks karungi aap hi ka jo great hosting kar rahe ho again thanks karungi respected sir ka jino ne wonderful tarike se is project ko share kiya i hope sabhi ko smj me aaya hoga my self khushbu kumawat i read in 9th class i belong to jobner thanks karti hu meri dadi ji ka jino ne mera admission karvaya main day byy day rock pe rock kar rhi hu thanks krti hu senior applian respected parmod sir respected nidhi mam ka jo mhuje pal pal guide karte ha
thanku so much respected sir for calling me here thanks karungi aap hi ka great hosting kar rahe ho again thanks karungi respected sir ka jino ne wonderful tarike se is project ko share kiya i hope sabhi ko smj me aaya hoga my self khushbu kumawat i read in 9th class i belong to jobner thanks karti hu meri dadi ji ka jino ne mera admission karvaya main day byy day rock pe rock kar rhi hu thanks krti hu senior applian respected parmod sir respected nidhi mam ka jo mhuje pal guide karte ha

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