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夏なつ　でも　冷房れいぼう　を　強つよく　しない　ほう　が　いい　と　思おもいます。natsu demo reibou o tsuyoku shinai hou ga ii to omoimasu.
I think it’s better not to set the air conditioner too high even in summer.
休日きゅうじつ　で　も、　日本語にほんご　を　勉強べんきょうします。kyuujitsu de mo, nihongo o benkyoushimasu.
I study Japanese even on days off.
期限きげん　が　明日あした　で　も、　できない　わけ　で　は　ない。kigen ga ashita de mo, dekinai wake de wa nai.
Even if the due date is tomorrow, it’s not that we can’t do it.
ほぼ　同おなじ　料金りょうきん　で　も、　地元じもと　の　店みせ　の　ほう　が　いい。hobo onaji ryoukin de mo, jimoto no mise no hou ga ii.
Even if the price is almost the same, the local shop is better.
彼女かのじょ　は　不合格ふごうかく　で　も　あきらめず、　次つぎ　の　試験しけん　に　向むけて　毎日まいにち　真面目まじめ　に　復習ふくしゅうして　いる。kanojo wa fugoukaku de mo akiramezu, tsugi no shiken ni mukete mainichi majime ni fukushuushite iru.
Even though she failed, she hasn’t given up and reviews diligently every day for the next exam.
別わかれた　相手あいて　に　して　は、　今いま　でも　時々ときどき　連絡れんらく　が　来くる　ので　少すこし　不思議ふしぎ　です。wakareta aite ni shite wa, ima demo tokidoki renraku ga kuru node sukoshi fushigi desu.
For someone I broke up with, it’s a bit strange that they still contact me sometimes.
料理本りょうりほん　を　読よみ返かえす　うち　に、　同おなじ　砂糖さとう　と　塩しお　で　も　入いれ方かた　で　味あじ　が　変かわること　に　気きづきました。ryourihon o yomikaesu uchi ni, onaji satou to shio de mo irekata de aji ga kawarukoto ni kizukimashita.
As I reread the cookbook, I realized that even with the same sugar and salt, the taste changes depending on how you put them in.
にんじん　は　そのまま　で　も　食たべられる　けれど、　私わたし　は　玉たまねぎ　と　一緒いっしょ　に　炒いためた　ほう　が　好すき　だ。ninjin wa sonomama de mo taberareru keredo, watashi wa tamanegi to issho ni itameta hou ga suki da.
Carrots can be eaten as they are, but I prefer them stir-fried together with onions.
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