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I'll be at your alter What does the sentence mean?
3 apr. 2014 08:56
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Check the spelling: alter and altar are two very different words (I think you mean altar).
3 april 2014
It depends in what context you took it from, but it could mean that the person would be at the other person's wedding or it could be a reference to speaking to God regarding church etc.
3 april 2014
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Taalvaardigheden
Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Spaans
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Engels, Spaans
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