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¿Suena natural esta frase?
Sin la agonía de me falta del sueño, puedo recordar cosas mejor y funcionar sobre todo mejor de antes.
"Without the agony of sleep deprivation, I am able to remember things better and function better than before."
¿Suena natural esta frase?
Sin la agonía de me falta del sueño, puedo recordar cosas mejor y funcionar sobre todo mejor de antes.
"Without the agony of sleep deprivation, I am able to remember things better and function better than before."
Sin la agonía de me falta del sueño, puedo recordar cosas mejor y funcionar sobre todo mejor de antes.
"Without the agony of sleep deprivation, I am able to remember things better and function better than before."
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Sin la agonía de la privación de dormir, puedo recordar cosas mejor y manejarme mejor que antes.
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