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risky behaviour
riskante gedrag

risky
risiko

default behaviour
verstek optrede

behaviour in schools
gedrag in skole

behaviour when toner low
optrede wanneer poeier lae

description and behaviour of a lion
leeu behavior

can change their behaviour if we
verander as ons hulle laat

it is risky for you to go into that area alone.
dit is gevaarlik om op jou eie in daardie gebied in te gaan.

it seems a bit risky to me, mr. hauser.
dit klink 'n bietjie gewaagd vir my, mnr hauser

behaviour where a person accepts, agrees or offers any
gedefinieer as enige gedrag of optrede waar ’n persoon enige

i hope this letter is finding you well i am writing to you to tell you about our class behaviour
i hope this letter is finding you well.i am writing to you to tell you about our class behaviour

it's too risky. this could all be just a gambit to get us to leave the shelter.
dat is te riskant, dit is miskien opgestel om ons die skuiling te doen verlaat.

and he changed his behaviour before them, and feigned himself mad in their hands, and scrabbled on the doors of the gate, and let his spittle fall down upon his beard.
daarom het hy hom voor hulle oë kranksinnig aangestel en hom mal gehou onder hulle hand en op die deure van die poort gekrap en sy speeksel in sy baard laat afloop.

we started eating junk food every day and it was nice until it got so far that we forgot our behaviour and we are lot and lots of junk food we ate slap chips and drank cold drink and it was fun until me and my little brother the way we loved junk food we fought for a chocolate and our tummys got soar from eating junk food every day and it was nice.
ons het elke dag gemorskos begin eet en dit was lekker totdat dit so ver gekom het dat ons ons gedrag vergeet het en ons is baie en baie gemorskos.

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