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⚡⚡ Let’s be friends for future games ⚡⚡
🌟🌟 Have a wonderful year🌟🌟
💫💫 Stay safe & take care💫💫
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Crepe-like pancakes abound throughout Eastern Europe. When you're traveling, look for them by these names:
Hungarians call them palacsinta
Serbs and Croatians call them palačinke
Bulgarians call them palachinki
Czechs and Slovaks call them palačinky, Slovenians call them palačinke
Lithuanians call them naliesnikai or blynai
Ukrainians call them nalysnyky or mlyntsi
Russians call them krepy or thin bliny
Romanians call them clatite.