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ookina

大おおきなookina
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Usages of ookina

壁かべぎわ　に　は　大おおきな　本棚ほんだな　が　置おいて　あって、　上うえ　に　は　時計とけい　も　かけて　あります。kabegiwa ni ha ookina hondana ga oite atte, ue ni ha tokei mo kakete arimasu.
Along the wall, there is a big bookshelf, and a clock is also hung on top of it.
私わたし　は　大おおきな　公園こうえん　で　犬いぬ　と　一緒いっしょ　に　散歩さんぽします。watasi ha ookina kouen de inu to issyo ni sanposimasu.
I take a walk with my dog in a big park.
来月らいげつ　の　旅行りょこう　の　ため　に　大おおきな　スーツケース　を　買かいました。raigetu no ryokou no tame ni ookina suutukeesu wo kaimasita.
I bought a big suitcase for next month’s trip.

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