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Forgive forget (Pardon and move on)

Camino del perdón abriéndose (Opening forgiveness path)

Made a mistake

ሹካ/ሹካ (Shuka) - fork

Act important/Pretend (Put on airs)

English form used to mean plans/what's up. Asking Form ni gani? is like What's the plan? among youths

فورم تشيك - فحص الوضعية (form check)

Form five (Fifth year secondary)

“What’s the plan?” (common youth phrase).

Form one (First year secondary)

Moaparo o hlomphehang / Respectful clothes

فورمات - Format

Apagar tudo e reinstalar (Format)

Format

Formation professionnelle (Professional training)

Formation (Training)

Formation (Training)

Apprentissage (Training)

Formation professionnelle (Professional training)

Formation complétée (Training completed)

Formation continue (Continuous training)

Éducation permanente (Continuing education)

Apprentissage permanent (Continuous training)

Formation professionnelle coûteuse (Expensive continuous training)

Formation demandée (Training requested)

Formation beauté (Beauty training)

Formation manquante (Missing training)

Apprentissage concret (Practical training)

Formation professionnelle (Professional training)

Formation professionnelle (Vocational training)

Apprentissage métier (Vocational training)

Formation continue (Continuing education)

Formation pour tous (Training for all)

Conclusão de curso (Graduation)

Formatura (Graduation)

Forme retrouvée (Fitness regained)

Pretending to be something you're not. In Nigerian slang, forming often means acting rich, posh, or high-class artificia...

Form

Fitambarana / Set menu

Fornecedor (Supplier)

Fornecedor (Supplier)

Vanished supplier

Provisão de produtos (Product supply)

Foroko (Fork)

Nakɔfɛn bilenman, piment (Red garden thing, pepper)

Opportunity / chance.

Pleasure to meet you.

Fort Dauphin / Tôlanaro

Très fort (Strong as an ox)

Com força / musculoso (Strong / muscular)