Пуна кућа ствари
A narrator admits to a strange habit - counting everything in her apartment, room by room, from armchairs to shoes - and wonders out loud whether the neighbors are right that she owns too much for such a small place.
Пуна кућа ствари
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How many armchairs does the narrator have in the living room?
True, false, or not stated: the narrator has six forks, the same number as plates.
What does the narrator say about his wardrobe and balcony?
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Према комшијама, наратор има превише ствари за тако мали . (упиши реч)
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