if não wahr después falsum ?
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"If" is English and "wahr" is German. I don't know about the others, but I think I can make a guess. "Falsum" looks like Latin, so I'll guess that. As far as I know, "ã" only exists in Spanish. "Después" looks like a French word to me. "É" indicates it's a Romance language, and the only three 'big' Romance languages left are French, Romanian and Portuguese.
"Falsum" looks like "false", and "wahr" means "true", so I'm guessing "después" means "or". I can't guess what "não" means though.
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if = English
não = Português
wahr = Deutsch
después = Español
falsum = Latin
The question in English is:
if not true then false ?
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