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Which two words in the sentences are slang words? That Romanian dude is super funny. Plus, his accent sounds really cool.
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Which two words in the sentences are slang words? That Romanian dude is super funny. Plus, his accent sounds really cool.

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Dude and Cool

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cool and dude are the slangs used
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