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- 2. Συγνώμη που σου πήρα το ποδήλατο θα σου το δώσω τώρα! Είμαι πολύ θυμωμένος γιατί μου πήρες το ποδήλατό μου και θα τσακωθούμε αν δεν μου το δώσεις!
- 3. Γιατί τι ζηλεύεις τη Μαρία. Ζηλεύω την Μαρία. Γιατί αγαπάει τον Μάνο.
- 4. Είμαι επειδή έπεσα στην λάσπη και με κοροϊδεύουν Γιατί είσαι ντροπιασμένος; Ρώτα τους, αν ήταν αυτοί στην θέση τι θα έκαναν;
- 5. Τι έπαθες και κλαις; Έχασα το σκυλάκι μου και νιώθω απελπισία Μ ην ανησυχείς θα το βρούμε.
- 6. Τι έγινε? Γιατί είσαι φοβισμένη? Μην φοβάσαι οι ταινίες είναι ψέματα! Έχεις δίκιο δεν θα ξαναφοβηθώ ποτέ από ταινία! Μπράβο!!!!!!
- 7. Γιατί είσαι απογοητευμένη; Θα μπορούσα να σε βοηθήσω. Μου έκλεψαν το πορτοφόλι μου που είχε 20 ΕΥΡΩ και ήθελα να πάρω ένα δώρο για τα γενέθλια του αδερφού μου! Μη στεναχωριέσαι! Ο αδελφός σου θα καταλάβει. ΟΛΟΙ ΑΥΤΌ ΛΕΝΕ…
- 8. Μην στεναχωριέσαι θα βρεθούμε Ααα μετακομίζω και θα φύγω και δεν θα σας ξαναδώ ποτέ Αλήθεια σε Ευχαριστώ Ναι παρακαλώ
- 10. Γιατί θέλεις να σε βοηθήσω; Είμαι πολύ αγχωμένος. Όχι αλλά γράφω διαγώνισμα. Θα μελετήσουμε μαζί
- 11. Είμαι πάρα πολύ χαρούμενος ! Είμαι πάρα πολύ χαρούμενος ! Γιατί;Γιατί; Γιατί ο μπαμπάς μου μου αγόρασε δώρο! Τέλεια! Θα παίξω στο σπίτι !