라니까

ranikka

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Also spelled ranika

Because I was told to

Attached to a command it means because someone told me to, which is what most of these lines do: I was told to bring three so I picked eight, you signed it because they told you to, if you tell me to do it I end up doing it. Attached to a noun it becomes the insisting one, as in the line meaning I said fifty. Both come from a quote plus the because-marker.

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그런 거 하지 말  캠든아,