I can't understand this line in a song
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Hi!
There's this song which has a sample in it. (It appears at 1:01)
I usually find these samples by transcribing the words, but I could really use some help with this, because I'm not sure what language is this.
I can hear some English words, but I'm not sure about them either.
If anyone could recognise the language, it would be a big help.
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