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oozei

大勢おおぜいoozei
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Usages of oozei

イベント　が　ある　と、　広場ひろば　に　大勢おおぜい　の　人ひと　が　集あつまります。ibento ga aru to, hiroba ni oozei no hito ga atumarimasu.
When there is an event, many people gather in the plaza.
花見はなみ　の　日ひ　は、　公園こうえん　に　大勢おおぜい　の　人ひと　が　来きます。hanami no hi ha, kouen ni oozei no hito ga kimasu.
On cherry-blossom-viewing days, many people come to the park.
文化祭ぶんかさい　の　日ひ　は　校庭こうてい　に　大勢おおぜい　の　人ひと　が　集あつまります。bunkasai no hi ha koutei ni oozei no hito ga atumarimasu.
On the day of the school festival, a lot of people gather in the schoolyard.
文化祭ぶんかさい　の　日ひ　は、　校庭こうてい　に　大勢おおぜい　の　人ひと　が　集あつまります。bunkasai no hi ha, koutei ni oozei no hito ga atumarimasu.
On the day of the school festival, many people gather in the schoolyard.
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