Greeting in Lia-Tetun

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Greeting in Lia-Tetun (Tetum): "Nan minar!"
English Translation: "Good morning!"

The Lia-Tetun is the self-name of the Tetum language, spoken by approximately 500,000 people primarily in East Timor. Fun fact: The Tetum language has a rich cultural significance and is used as an official language alongside Portuguese and Indonesian in East Timor.

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