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how do you say:
1. i was looking for you
2. i was calling you
how do you say:
1. i was looking for you
2. i was calling you
1. i was looking for you
2. i was calling you
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1. i was looking for you: Seni arıyordum.
2. i was calling you:Seni arıyordum.
“Aramak” kelimesi eş sesli bir kelimedir. Yani kelime aynı kelime, ama anlamlar farklı.
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