Sense: used to refer to some unnamed person or thing
Let's suppose that you go into such-and-such a shop and ask for such-and-such.
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 Afrikaans: so en so |
 Arabic: كذا وكذا |
 Bulgarian: еди какъв си |
 Brazilian: tal |
 Czech: takový a takový, to a to |
 German: der und der/ die und die/ |
 Danish: det og det |
 Greek: τάδε, δείνα |
 Spanish: tal y tal, tal y cual |
 Estonian: see ja see |
 Farsi: چنين و چنان |
 Finnish: se ja se |
 French: tel et tel, tel ou tel |
 Hebrew: אֶלֶה וְאֶלֶה |
 Hindi: ओर उसी तरह |
 Croatian: takav i takav, izvjestan |
 Hungarian: ezés ez |
 Indonesian: sesuatu |
 Icelandic: viss;þessi og þessi; tilt |
 Italian: determinato; tale |
 Japanese: しかじかの |
 Korean: 이러이러한 |
 Lithuanian: tam tikras, toks ir toks |
 Latvian: tāds un tāds |
 Malay: sesuatu |
 Dutch: die en die |
 Norwegian: den og den, en viss/tilfe |
 Polish: taki a taki |
 Persian: چنين و چنان |
 Pashto: څنګه او څنګه |
 Portuguese: tal |
 Romanian: cutare |
 Russian: такой-то |
 Slovak: taký a taký; to a to |
 Slovenian: tak in tak; to in to |
 Serbian: takvi i tome slični |
 Swedish: den och den |
 Thai: อย่างนั้นๆ |
 Turkish: falan, filân falan |
 Taiwanese: 某某(人或物) |
 Ukrainian: такий-то |
 Urdu: فلاں |
 Vietnamese: nào đó, như thế |
 Chinese: 某某（人或物） |
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