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zimaku nasi de

字幕じまく　なし　でzimaku nasi de
without subtitles
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Usages of zimaku nasi de

今夜こにゃ　は　日本語にほんご　の　ドラマ　を　字幕じまく　なし　で　見みて　みます。konya ha nihongo no dorama wo zimaku nasi de mite mimasu.
Tonight I will try watching a Japanese drama without subtitles.
私わたし　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　字幕じまく　なし　で　映画えいが　を　見みて　日本語にほんご　の　勉強べんきょう　を　します。watasi ha syuumatu ni zimaku nasi de eiga wo mite nihongo no benkyou wo simasu.
On weekends I watch movies without subtitles to study Japanese.
週末しゅうまつ　は、　日本語にほんご　の　ドラマ　とか　アニメ　とか　を　字幕じまく　なし　で　見みて　練習れんしゅうすること　に　して　います。syuumatu ha, nihongo no dorama toka anime toka wo zimaku nasi de mite rensyuusurukoto ni site imasu.
On weekends I’ve decided to practice by watching Japanese dramas and anime without subtitles.
週末しゅうまつ　に　日本語にほんご　の　ドラマ　を　字幕じまく　なし　で　見みて　みる。syuumatu ni nihongo no dorama wo zimaku nasi de mite miru.
On the weekend, I will try watching a Japanese drama without subtitles.
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