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English: Cusco, street Hatun Rumiyoq ("the one with the big stone"), with its stone of 12 angles
Deutsch: Cusco, Straße Hatun Rumiyoq ("die mit dem großen Stein"), mit ihrem zwölfeckigen Stein
Esperanto: Kusko, strato Hatun Rumiyoq ("tiu kun la granda ŝtono"), kun sia 12-angula ŝtono
Español: Cusco, calle Hatun Rumiyoc, con su piedra de los doce ángulos |
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