Translators: You are invited to suggest additional versions of the KIND WORDS HEAL chant or pledge

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In English:   don't be impolite    or don't be rude

In Potuguese    não seja indelicado
não seja rude

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IN ENGLISH:
look for good things

 focus on good things

 think about good things

In Portuguese, the translation might be


procure coisas boas
concentre-se em coisas boas
pense em coisas boas


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IN FRENCH


ne soyez pas impoli ne pas utiliser de mauvais mots cherche de bonnes choses se concentrer sur les bonnes choses penser à de bonnes choses
Les Mots Gentils guérissent


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