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Daily Slovak - hranolky [ˈhranolki] – French fries 🍟 (colloquial; rather a Czech word) (Literally: little rectangular prisms) hranolčeky [ˈhranoltʃeki] – French fries 🍟 (Literally: little rectangular prisms) zemiakové hranolčeky [ˈzemi̯akoveː ...
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