Examples of using Kula in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Smaller florals tend to look a little old school," says Kula.
The Helena was lost at the Battle of Kula Gulf in 1943.
There's at least one plant in every room," says Kula.
The term for family(kula) is mentioned rarely in the Rig Veda.
General definition of the Kula will serve as a sort of plan or.
Radford participated in the Battle of Kolombangara and the Battle of Kula Gulf.
The Kula is a form of exchange, of extensive, inter-tribal character;
Battle of Kula Gulf Solomon Islands campaign 6 July 1943 6 July 1943 Inconclusive.
A loose interpretation of florals works best in a modern space," says Kula.
After his death, his three daughters Vida, Kula and Gamza split his possessions among themselves.
However, the following day, during the Battle of Kula Gulf, Nagatsuki was holed by a six-inch shot.
Early in his reign, Khara Kula united the Choros, Dorbod and Khoid tribes, thus forming the Dzungar nation.
The general definition of the Kula will serve as a sort of plan
Thus in the Introduction we called the Kula a„form of trade” and we ranged it alongside other systems of barter.
She participated in the Battle of Kula Gulf on 5- 6 July during which she landed Special Naval Landing Forces under fire.
Shan Kula Vietnamese- Live mostly in Phnom Penh where they form a considerable minority
However, that same night they were detected by radar-equipped American ships in Kula Gulf off Vila, after delivering supplies to the Japanese base there.
On 5 July, American forces struck hard at Kula Gulf to occupy Rice Anchorage and thus to prevent Japanese reinforcements
Finally, the Kula is not done under stress of any need, since its main aim is to exchange articles which are of no practical use.
One transaction does not finish the Kula relationship, the rule being„once in the Kula, always in the Kula”, and a partnership between two men is a permanent