Word(s) of the Week:
Example Sentences:
The first row is inĀ Japanese with Kanji.Ā The Next row is in hiragana, then romanised using rÅmaji with the final row translated into English. (JapaneseāHiraganaāRÅmajiāEnglish
Example #1:
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Example #2:
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Example #3:
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