Fitrie F

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Fitrie F

01 Agustus 2019 13:06

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Hello, My name is Fitrie, I'm 17 years old, I live in Tangerang. I, go to SMA Negri 6 Kabupaten Tangerang, And now, grade 12 in the Department of Cultural Language Sciences. And, planning, continuing to study German Literature or French Literature. Apakah ada kesalahan? Dari perkenalan saya diatas? Mohon koreksinya.

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