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ototoi nihon no dorama o mita.

一お昨と日とい　日に本ほん　の　ドラマ　を　見みた。ototoi nihon no dorama o mita.
The day before yesterday, (I) watched a Japanese drama.
ototoi nihon no dorama o mita.
From Lesson 192:The Plain Form IV: The past tense·Japanese
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nihon e nihongo o benkyoushi ni itta.owarugakkou ga owatte kara, ie ni kaetta.gakotaesumimasen ga, kotae o shiranakatta.utakare wa daisukina uta o utawanakatta.
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