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ATTENTION PLEASE!!!. Suatu hari , ada seorang anak yang merasa lapar , akhirnya dia memutuskan untuk membuat makanan sendiri. Hari ini aku mau membuat kue aja ah….!. kemudian dia menyiapkan alat dan bahan untuk membuat kue tersebut dan melakukan proses pembuatan.

ATTENTION PLEASE!!!

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ATTENTION PLEASE!!!
Suatuhari, adaseoranganak yang merasalapar, akhirnyadiamemutuskanuntukmembuatmakanansendiri Hariiniakumaumembuatkueaja ah….!
kemudiandiamenyiapkanalatdanbahanuntukmembuatkuetersebutdanmelakukan proses pembuatan
Taraaa!!! akhirnyaselesailahkue yang diabuat
Akumakanduluya
Dilaintempat, seoranganak yang kelaparan Hmm akuinginmakantapitidakbisamasak…. akubeliaja ah!
Akhirnyadiamembelimakanandanmenikmatimakanantersebut….
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