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Cizí jazyky

Představení lekcí a kurzu

Idiom blow your own trumpet

Idiom for a song

Idiom ring a bell

Idiom like a broken record

Idiom play second fiddle

Idiom all that jazz

Idiom play it by ear

Idiom fine tuning

Idiom music to someone’s ears

Idiom face the music

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