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nihonjinde, nihongo no sensei desu.

日に本ほん人じんで、　日に本ほん語ご　の　先せん生せい　です。nihonjinde, nihongo no sensei desu.
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nihonjinde, nihongo no sensei desu.
From Lesson 171:Using で after a noun to link sentences·Japanese
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