<caption><image_10>The image is a book cover for a children's book. The cover is white with a blue border and has a cartoon illustration of a young girl in a yellow shirt and blue jeans standing in front of a fence. She is holding a book in her hands and appears to be reading it. Behind her, there are several chickens and a dog. The title of the book is written in French and there is a subtitle in French that reads "C'est la petite fille le Chame" which translates to "The little girl is the chameleon". The background of the cover is a light blue sky with white clouds.</caption><transcript><audio_11> في الصورة الأولى كما نرى قد حل في اللغة الفرنسية نقول</transcript><transcript><audio_12> انها البنت الصغيرة شامة. اذا طبعا حتى نسبقه بعد مرات الوصف على الاسم. هناك</transcript><transcript><audio_13> نصوم على ميزة نحن في المنزل وذات على ميزة أنت</transcript><caption><image_14>The image is a French illustration of a children's book titled "Verbe être je suis tu es il est nous sommes à la maison" which translates to "I love you to the moon and back" in English. The illustration shows a young girl standing in front of a fence with a cat and a dog by her side. The girl is wearing a yellow shirt and blue jeans and is holding a book in her hands. The cat is sitting on the ground next to the fence and the dog is standing on its hind legs. The background is a blue sky with white clouds. The title of the book is written in green text on the left side of the image.</caption><caption><image_15>The image is a digital illustration of a child's book titled "C'est la petite tête Chama" which translates to "I love you to the moon and back". The cover of the book is in French and features an illustration of two children, a boy and a girl, playing with a dog. The boy is wearing a yellow shirt and blue jeans, and the girl is holding a red letter "a" in her hand. The dog is brown and is standing on its hind legs. The background is a blue sky with white clouds. The text on the cover reads "Eté est la maison" which is French for "I am a manger aux poules".</caption><caption><image_16>The image is a cartoon illustration of a person standing in a fenced-in area with a group of rabbits. The person is wearing a yellow shirt and blue jeans and is holding a basket of eggs in their hands. The rabbits are of different sizes and colors, including brown, white, and orange. They are gathered around the person and appear to be playing with them. The background is a blue sky with white clouds. The text on the image reads "C'est la petite file Chameau" which translates to "The little file chama" in English. Below the text, there is a sentence in French that translates in English that translates to the file chameau.</caption><caption><image_17>The image shows a man in a boat, holding a large alligator. The man is wearing an orange shirt and a cap, and is holding the alligator with both hands. The alligator is brown and appears to be in the water. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a body of water. There is a caption on the image that reads "Il donne à manger à un enorme alligator sauvage depuis son bateau".</caption><caption><image_18>The image shows two scuba divers in an underwater environment. They are wearing full scuba gear, including oxygen tanks, oxygen masks, and backpacks. The divers are engaged in a conversation, with one of them gesturing towards the other. The background shows a large shipwreck and other marine life. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Plonger : Immmerger dans un liquide" which translates to "Inmerger is the only liquid in the water" in English.</caption> so if it is read for pleasure, then in the first picture, as we see, no, in Shama, it is the little girl, Shamma, Shatbi al-halal. In French, we say that the little girl is Sham, but the scissors in it are that it is the little girl, Rashma. So, of course, some times it precedes the description on  The name, of ilon la maison chicken meal. How much do we say about this?  I see above from Axon, this is fine, so this is a in the case of the preposition. For example, we say “Joe Alicol” can come as “marra” as a noun, and you play in the case of the role of the preposition. You say, for example, “Joeke” means “I go to school.” Naturally, it comes in several meanings depending on the sentence. Finance K. See, it means to eat, the eat, it means from, it means from, or it means from its vehicle, it means that the food is given to de into the water as we see the scissors in this way and duck. He asked you to dip something and drown something liquid. So if we are talking about a goat, we are talking here about a goat. I mean, a woman who dives. So, as we say, a diver or a diver. A girl is a diver. To dive
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