茉莉花 [Jasmine Flower] [mò lì huā] [Czech translation]
好一朵美丽的茉莉花
好一朵美丽的茉莉花
芬芳美丽满枝桠
又香又白人人夸
让我来将你摘下
送给别人家
茉莉花呀茉莉花
好一朵美丽的茉莉花
好一朵美丽的茉莉花
芬芳美丽满枝桠
又香又白人人夸
让我来将你摘下
送给别人家
茉莉花呀茉莉花
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Dimash Kudaibergen
- country:Kazakhstan
- Languages:Kazakh, English, Chinese, Russian+7 more, Italian, Ukrainian, French, Turkish, Neapolitan, Mongolian, Japanese
- Genre:Classical, Folk, Opera, Pop
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/kudaibergenov.dimash
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimash_Kudaibergen
Dimash Kudaibergen Lyrics
Dimash Kudaibergen Featuring Lyrics
- Couldn't Leave
- Couldn't Leave (French translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Portuguese translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Russian translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Greek translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Norwegian translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Czech translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Japanese translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Indonesian translation)
- Couldn't Leave (Hungarian translation)
Dimash Kudaibergen Also Performed Pyrics
- All by Myself (Filipino/Tagalog translation)
- All by Myself (Finnish translation)
- All by Myself (Arabic translation)
- All by Myself (German translation)
- All by Myself (German translation)
- All by Myself (Dutch translation)
- All by Myself (Bulgarian translation)
- Céline Dion - All by Myself
- All by Myself (French translation)
- All by Myself (Croatian translation)
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