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uwagi

上着うわぎuwagi
jacket
FromLesson 31inHardcore Japanese
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Usages of uwagi

ソファ　の　上うえ　に　父ちち　の　上着うわぎ　が　置おいて　あって、　少すこし　じゃま　です。sofa no ue ni titi no uwagi ga oite atte, sukosi zyama desu.
My father's jacket has been left on the sofa, and it's a bit in the way.
妹いもうと　は　かわいい　上着うわぎ　と　手袋てぶくろ　を　買かって　から、　マスク　の　色いろ　も　それ　に　合あわせた。imouto ha kawaii uwagi to tebukuro wo katte kara, masuku no iro mo sore ni awaseta.
After my younger sister bought a cute jacket and gloves, she matched the color of her mask to them.
私わたし　は　帽子ぼうし　の　色いろ　を　上着うわぎ　に　合あわせます。watasi ha bousi no iro wo uwagi ni awasemasu.
I match the color of my hat to my jacket.

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