Translations in context of "little girl" in English-Russian from Reverso Context: a little girl.

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Надгробная стела с изображением юноши и девочки, с капителью и флероном в виде сфинкса. Греция, аттическая школа. около 530 г. до н.э.

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«Hello Little Girl» (с англ. — «Привет, крошка») — первая песня, написанная Джоном Ленноном. Песня была написана в 1957 году; согласно Леннону, ...

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Jun 29, 2019 - Explore Anne Gomila's board "Cute Little girls fashion", followed by 359 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about little girl fashion, ...

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Документальный. Режиссер: Себастьен Лифшиц. В ролях: Саша. Семилетняя Саша всегда ощущала себя маленькой девочкой, хотя родилась мальчиком. Поскольку общество относится к ней иначе, чем к другим детям ее возраста — в школе, на уроках танцев или на днях рождения...

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How to say little girl in Russian? Pronunciation of little girl with 1 audio pronunciation and more for little girl.

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21 quotes from The Little Girl Who Was Too Fond of Matches: 'Tous mes amis sont des mots.'

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