Предмет: Қазақ тiлi, автор: Nikmens

Найти мини сочинение про футбол

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Автор ответа: Movizaka

Футбол - это спорт основанный в древнем Риме. Ежедневно в мире проходят сотни матчей по футболу, и даже в нашем дворе мальчишки гоняют мяч.

Nikmens: на казахском

Movizaka: сори, немогу((

Nikmens: Ладно переведу

Nikmens: Спасибо!

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